ANTHONY JOSHUA will be returning to the USA to continue training for his Oleksandr Usyk rematch.
Watford's 32 year-old hero was stripped of his WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight world titles in September. His gameplan and inter-round guidance have been criticized.
Anthony Joshua and Rob McCracken, his trainer - who is under fire following defeat to Oleksandr Uzyk
Rob McCracken, AJ's head trainer, had managed AJ's professional career nearly flawlessly up to the Tottenham defeat.
Joshua, Team GB mentor, is fighting for his position. He has been looking at rival gyms and trainers around the Pond.
Eddie Hearn, the promoter, believes that the London 2012 gold boy will return to the States where he met top cornermen Eddy Reynoso and Virgil Hunter, in preparation for the April-planned rerun.
The Matchroom boss stated that he believes he will return to training with some of those he met and then make a decision.
"It is a good idea to change scenery, but that is my opinion.
"On a recent trip in America, people asked me who I thought he should go with. I replied, "whoever he is most comfortable with." We'll have to wait and see what happens.
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The fight mogul admitted that he is concerned about the fight because of the Gypsy King’s unpredictable nature.
Hearn stated that Fury could vacate the belt and return. He can do what he wants.
"But he should defend his world title, and if he wishes to keep active, then this fight is great.
"We hope that the fight will be called at the WBC convention and then I do anticipate that it will happen."
