Anthony Joshua seen with a politics book while he meets his fans outside a restaurant

British heavyweight boxer, Anthony Joshua, was seen carrying a book by Alastair Campbell, titled "But What Can I Do?", as he interacted with fans in London. Joshua, 33, was spotted in the Soho area of the capital wearing a simple all-black outfit.

Reading material: political book by Alastair Campbell

Joshua caught the attention of onlookers as he held Alastair Campbell's political book in his left hand. Campbell, 66, is known for his role as a strategist and spokesman for former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Joshua's London outing

Exiting the Quo Vadis restaurant, Joshua smiled and engaged with members of the public. He paired his all-black outfit with a stylish pair of glasses.

Continuing success in the ring

This sighting comes shortly after Joshua's recent victory over Robert Helenius, in which he knocked out his opponent in the seventh round at the O2 Arena. Joshua has been on a winning streak since his consecutive losses to Oleksandr Usyk, securing victories against Jermaine Franklin and Helenius.

Potential clash with Deontay Wilder

Rumors are circulating about a potential high-profile fight between Joshua and Deontay Wilder in January. Joshua recently stated that Saudi Arabia is planning for his match with Wilder to take place on the same card as a clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.

Upcoming fights for Joshua

If the fight with Wilder does not materialize, it is expected that Joshua will have another bout in December. Fans eagerly await news of Joshua's next opponent.

Commentary on Robert Helenius' failed drug test

Joshua recently commented on Robert Helenius' failed drug test, which was conducted before their match. Earlier, Dillian Whyte had also failed a drug test, leading to Helenius being a late replacement for him. Promoter Eddie Hearn shared a message from Joshua, expressing gratitude for shedding light on doping in the sport.

Source: The Sun