ANTHONY JOSHUA is making preparations for his mammoth rematch with Oleksandr Usyk in less than three weeks.
The Brit, 32 years old, is aiming to win his world titles back when he faces off against the Saudi Arabians on August 20.
As Anthony Joshua nears his fight against Oleksandr Usyk, he has a gym that was specially designed in Saudi Arabia.
Joshua's camp is a harrowing sight and includes various pieces of gym equipment
AJ is currently in Saudi Arabia, preparing for the fight
Joshua will spare no expense to make his home away home as beautiful as possible.
Ringcraft organized AJ's setup in Jeddah. They have posted a sneak peek of the camp to Instagram.
The Watford-born boxer has a sparring ring and all the equipment that he needs to train.
In the gym, you can find speedballs and punchbags.
On the opposite side of the floor are running machines, bicycles and weights.
To combat the scorching heat of Saudi Arabia, AJ made sure that the gym was equipped with air conditioning units.
Joshua can pump plenty of iron
AJ's gym has a sparring ring and a boxing ring
Joshua flew with his tight-knit crew to the kingdom on a private plane last month.
After his defeat to Usyk, Rob McCracken had to part ways with him and he brought in Robert Garcia as well as Angel Fernandez to train the 24-2 fighter.
Brit cruiserweight Richard Riakporhe believes the pair will be the most aggressive of Joshua.
Sky Sports' Riakporhe said that both Riakporhe and his colleague are very similar in their approach to aggressiveness. They are very aggressive coaches. They are not afraid to go in.
They care only about going into war, but they also care about intelligence.
"But we will have to impose ourselves on our opponent. This is the philosophy, and it's all in knockouts.
"That's all they really care about. They want to knock them out. Then it's about how they get knocked down.
"Because you cannot go in there throwing bombs and expecting things back. It is essential to be strategic. It's all about results, and that's what they care about.
Riakporhe said that Joshua's mouthwatering rematch against Usyk will be a battle to the death, with AJ putting everything on the line in a bid for his WBO, IBF and IBO world crowns.
The cruiserweight said, "You're going see that old-school fighter. He's been training as that.
"It's kill-or-be-killed and I believe this is what Joshua will see on August 20. You'll see something new."
AJ is making preparations to face Usyk in a rematch.
