At first I couldn't understand why Eddie wouldn't want to take AJ to America as part of the brook/porter card. Seemed like a wasted opportunity to me. Then I remembered his little conviction. Is that enough to stop him fighting in the US???
I would have thought so he got convicted of dealing weed and it was only a few years ago so will probley be a few years before he's allowed in
those type of things take 10 years to clear, isnt that why Murray, Tony Sims and Peter Fury had problems getting in to the states.
That would be a real shame for Joshua's career if it really is 10 years. I'm not sure if it will happen but saying he does go all the way and looks good doing it hes probley the only heavyweight with potential to be a real star in America
He got done for supplying cocaine on a big scale ,he only escaped a jail sentence because the head of team GB spoke in court about him getting selected to represent team GB in the Olympics
Doesn't atomically rule him out will have to apply months in advance for a visa and go for a interview at the USA embassy...
I think if he had kept on committing smaller scale offences then it would be an issue. Say what you like about Joshua's boxing skills but outside the ring he is a class act (in public at least) so it wouldn't be hard to argue that he was a reformed character who can bring cash to the US.
Wrong. It's because the 'life changing money' is now to be made in Scunthorpe and Torquay. #NewAgePromoting
Has time for everyone outside the ring.Amount of times after his interviews he hangs about signing autographs bantering with fans refreshing to see really hope he does not change as really seems a top man.
