Anthony Joshua Eyes Historic December Showdown in Africa Against Olympic Gold Medallist


Anthony Joshua’s next fight could bring heavyweight boxing back to African soil, with talks underway for a December bout against an Olympic gold medallist.

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‎British-Nigerian boxing superstar Anthony Joshua may be set to make history by staging his next fight in Africa, a move that could echo the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle” of 1974. Reports indicate that promoters are considering a December date for Joshua to face an Olympic gold medallist, marking a potential milestone for African boxing fans.

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‎If confirmed, the bout would be Joshua’s first professional fight on the continent and could boost the profile of boxing in Africa, particularly among younger athletes. The choice of venue is seen as a tribute to Joshua’s Nigerian heritage and the continent’s rich boxing legacy.

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‎Promoters are currently in discussions with potential host cities, with locations in West and Southern Africa reportedly being considered. The fight would not only be a major sporting event but also a global spotlight on Africa’s growing role in hosting high-profile athletic competitions.

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‎Joshua, a two-time former world heavyweight champion, has expressed interest in fighting in Africa on several occasions, citing the passion and energy of African fans. His opponent—an Olympic gold medallist—has yet to be officially announced, but industry insiders suggest it could be a clash of both skill and prestige.

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‎Boxing enthusiasts around the world are awaiting confirmation of the fight date and location, which could be announced in the coming weeks.


Reported By Azaglo Michael 

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