
Anthony Joshua Hires Ben Davison to Reignite His Aggressive Style
Anthony Joshua has enlisted the help of Tyson Fury's former trainer, Ben Davison, to bring him back to his aggressive best. The British heavyweight hopes that by outperforming Fury's previous opponent, Francis Ngannou, he can secure a long-awaited all-English showdown with Fury.
Davison's Impact on Joshua's Performance
When Anthony Joshua, 34, agreed to a fight with Otto Wallin on short notice, he turned to Ben Davison for guidance. Davison, 27, who previously worked with Fury, helped Joshua unleash his full potential, resulting in a dominant victory over Wallin in Saudi Arabia.
March 8 Battle with Ngannou
Following Deontay Wilder's loss to Joseph Parker, Joshua is set to face former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou on March 8. This highly anticipated clash comes just three weeks after Fury and Oleksandr Usyk's bout to determine the undisputed heavyweight champion on February 17.
Joshua's Bid for a Showdown with Fury
With a new mindset and improved performance, Anthony Joshua aims to impress the Saudi promoters and convince them to arrange a fight with Tyson Fury. Joshua believes that another spectacular win will solidify his claim for a showdown with the WBC champion.

Davison Derby: A Potential Clash of Joshua and Fury
The possibility of a "Davison derby" between Joshua and Fury, who both trained under Ben Davison, has sparked excitement among British fight fans. While fights against Wilder and Fury are still on the horizon, Joshua remains focused on delivering exciting matchups for his fans.
Joshua's One-Track Mind
Anthony Joshua's new approach under Ben Davison's guidance is centered around his natural power and ability to knock opponents out. He intends to overwhelm Ngannou with his trademark explosive style and secure a decisive victory.
The Ultimate Goal: Joshua vs. Fury in the UK
Anthony Joshua acknowledges the demand from fans for a fight against Tyson Fury. He hopes that the long-awaited matchup can take place in the UK, fulfilling the desires of British fight enthusiasts.