ANTHONY JOSHUA is more than capable of vengeing his loss to Oleksandr Uzyk if he makes the necessary adjustments in preparation for their rematch.
In a crucial Saudi showdown, the Watford warrior will try to reclaim the WBA and WBO, IBF, IBF, and IBO heavyweight titles that the Ukrainian fighter held.
Anthony Joshua will face Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia.
AJ was turned by the slick Southpaw in their Tottenham tussle.
AJ has vowed that they will be more aggressive in their desert dust up
Lawrence Okolie, AJ's training partner, believes AJ can do the job second time around
AJ attempted to outbox the slick Southpaw in their Tottenham tussle but ended up losing a lopsided points loss.
Lawrence Okolie, his training partner and friend, believes he can be a three-time champion at heavyweight if he keeps to the game plan he has been working on for eight months.
SunSport spoke with the WBO champion at cruiserweight. He said that some of those adjustments, which I do not want to get into too much, show up in the little techniques he has been practicing in training with me.
"I am clearly an opposite style to Usyk so it is difficult to understand when he would attempt those techniques with us."
"But it [his last training with AJ] was great and I look forward for them clashing again. That's it."
Joshua, 32, has teamed up with Robert Garcia, a new trainer, to devise a bold game plan for the desert dust-up.
Okolie believes that calculated aggression will lead to AJ putting one of his trademark right hand flush on the chin twinkle-toed Usyk.
Okolie stated that the two-time heavyweight champion was "more than capable" of vengeance.
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"He is a professional, two time heavyweight world champion and Olympic medallist.
"And he is a 17-stone man. He is able to finish the fight by hitting hard enough.
"He can win the fight if he is able to land the shots and properly set it up.
"He is more than capable of doing that. It's hard work, but it's possible.
Joshua isn't planning on pointing his finger at Usyk in a rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr.
Olympic gold medalist, the Olympic gold medallist, said that he would do his best to win by knockout.
