ANTHONY JOSHUA was urged to go back to Tony Sims, his former coach after training footage of them was shared.
AJ became a professional in 2013 when Sims joined him, and three years later, the heavyweight won his IBF title.
Anthony Joshua in training with Tony Sims for throwback footage
Sims remained as the head trainer until 2016, when Joshua beat Dominic Breazeale.
AJ teamed up with Rob McCracken, his former amateur coach, for his next fight against Erik Molina.
Sims would then assume an assistant position in the corner, before leaving Joshua's camp in 2019, before Andy Ruiz Jr. shock defeat.
British star, 32, was defeated by Oleksandr Uzyk, 35. This was his second defeat to the Ukrainian in eleven months.
McCracken was fired and Robert Garcia, the American mastermind, took his place before the Saudi Arabia rematch.
Joshua is currently on the comeback trail, and Joshua hopes to return in December. Surprise talks are being held with Tyson Fury (34).
Sims shared throwback footage of AJ training, and fans, as well as Nigel Benn, urged the pair to reunite.
Benn stated: "It would so nice to see you guys working together once again, you have history."
Another said, "I've repeated it so many times." He needs to come back with me, I believe. Regain that raw aggression.
One person said, "The link up that must be reunited."
Another commentator said: "Get your dream team back together."
Anthony Joshua and Tony Sims, his former trainer
