anthony joshua has a new trainer again ….. 4 trainers in 5 fights . …..

Joshua being 34 isn't an issue. There's guys like Wilder whom are older than him who is actually improving his boxing skill. Ortiz briefly came back in his 40's and put up a good fight against Ruiz. Foreman came back all fat and out of shape at 38-45 IIRC, yet dominated some of the best of the 90's. Holyfield was that age IIRC when he finally got to fight Tyson and was damaged goods, yet proved he could still compete with the best of the 90's. Wladimir was still one of the best heavies well into his late 30's. On top of that as far as we see he hasn't sustained any permanent damage either.

Heavyweights have proven time and again they can have good career longevity in their 30's, some even topping 40 and still able to hang in there, but the key is they have to want it. Thats where Joshua keeps failing. If he could regain his desire to become the guy he was, he could turn his career around in a heartbeat especially considering how weak the division currently is.

 

Pretty sure that bridge is burned.

 

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ guarantees there will always be someone to keep the train going.

 

Maybe this guy can do it.....

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Wilder improved his boxing. LMAO. based on what ? Getting stopped twice in 3 fights against Fury? The rest of your post is about age. Nothing about anyone of these guys learning anything new. Hell I dont even know why I bothered replying when you have Wilder and the word improve boxing.

 

Can anybody hand on heart actually see any improvement in Joshua since parting from Mcracken ? Because I certainly can’t .