Anthony Joshua has lined up for an amazing world tour that will include fights in London and Beijing, Australia, America, Middle East, America, and Australia.

ANTHONY JOSHUA’S promoter Eddie Hearn claimed he plans to book a heavyweight world tour in the hopes that he will rekindle his love of boxing.

After back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk, the Matchroom chief stated that AJ will fight on multiple continents.

Joshua will be able to rebuild his self in many countries, with no restrictions on who he can and can't compete against after he loses his world titles.

Joshua, 32, has only fought three times outside the United Kingdom since he became a professional fighter in 2013.

Andy Ruiz knocked him out on US soil June 2019, and he won the WBA, WBO, and IBF titles in Saudi Arabia six month later.

After two fights in England, Joshua was defeated by Usyk in the Gulf earlier this month.

Hearn, speaking on iFL TV spoke about all that Joshua can do now he doesn't hold any world titles.

He stated, "The number of mandates that were placed on us and not being in a position to make fights or make dates.

"And now, that's what's most exciting about moving forward, he can now be in control of his career, his destiny.

"We can fight wherever we want, whenever we want. You can be as active as you like, while building up for AJ to win the heavyweight title.

"And that should have been the most exciting thing about his career right now, a chance for him to actually be active and create a schedule.

"I want to create a world tour. I would like to see AJ fight in London or Beijing, Australia, the Middle East, and America.

It's going be great fun. He'll be back in love with the sport.

Hearn was then asked who Joshua would like to face soon. He replied that he would love to rematch Dillian Whyte after their December 2015 epic.

After being hit by a left hook from Body Snatcher earlier, AJ knocked out his British compatriot with a massive uppercut.

He said, "The fight I want, the fight he wants is Dillian Whyte."

"It's unlikely that it will happen in his first fight back in December, but it is a huge stadium fight next year.

"The first was an epic success, and the second will be even more spectacular."