ANTHONY JOSHUA faces Oleksandr Uzyk in a crucial rematch in Saudi Arabia.
He will also have Robert Garcia, a respected trainer, in his corner for the critical fight.
Anthony Joshua has given the coachings reins to Robert Garcia, an ex-world champion
Robert Garcia: Who are you?
Joshua is now being trained by Robert Garcia, his long-time trainer Rob McCracken. AJ split from McCracken after he lost to Usyk last September in their first fight.
In his legendary career as an instructor, Garcia guided 14 men to world titles. However, none of them were above the middleweight weight.
He's trained fighters such as Marcos Maidana (brother Mikey Garcia), Jose Ramirez and Bam Rodriguez.
The Mexican fighter was also a fighter, winning the IBF super-featherweight title in 1998.
McCracken led Joshua to Olympic Gold at London 2012, his first title in 2016 and the regaining his belts in 2019.
The tactics Joshua used to defeat Usyk were widely discredited, so the Watford man set out to find a new voice.
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What did Anthony Joshua say about Garcia?
AJ, 32, was impressed by Garcia, despite visiting Ronnie Shields, Eddy Reynoso, and Virgil Hunter.
Many believe Garcia is the right choice for Garcia, who has a track history of producing powerful and aggressive fighters.
Rob McCraken was replaced by Robert Garcia
Joshua stated: "Texas Fresno LA, I saw many coaches before I chose my new trainer. There were coaches I didn't get the chance to see, but he was the best. Robert Garcia is a bad-boy coach.
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"When I turned pro, my first training camp was in Eddie [Hearn]'s back yard. This is where we started.
"Then I went to Tony Sims' gym for the first two or three fights. Then I was allowed to train at Sheffield.
"I have been a professional for nine years. I've lived in Sheffield for seven to eight years and this is my first time training there. I have trained with Rob [McCracken] for 11 years.
