Anthony Joshua has been advised to part ways with his trainer, Ben Davison, following his recent shocking knockout defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. The call comes from a former world champion,

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have tried and failed to make an all-British heavyweight bout in the past. At one time arguably the biggest fight in the world of boxing, discussions have been stunted by ultimatums, court orders and everything in between.

What was the prize money earned for Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois fight and how much did they make following their showdown at Wembley Stadium?

Daniel Dubois won "a good few" fans over with his stunning display against Anthony Joshua on Saturday night, says Darren Barker. Dubois

Anthony Joshua has it in him to avenge his fifth round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois in the rematch, if there is one. Promoter Eddie Hearn believes that

The Brit suffered the fourth defeat of his professional career against 'Dynamite' and he's now been urged to ditch a key member of his team amid talks of a potential sequel

Anthony Joshua's trainer, Ben Davison, has been blamed for the boxing star's recent defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium. AJ had gone into the showdown as the favourite to reign supreme, especially given how he'd won his four previous fights.

Nearly two weeks on, the boxing world is still talking about Daniel Dubois's stunning and surprising victory over Anthony Joshua last month. Dubois's fifth-round knockout of AJ saw him retain his IBF heavyweight title and open up the division to a number of possibilities going forward.

Anthony Joshua's knockout defeat to Daniel Dubois has affected the career of the former world heavyweight boxing champion career in many ways.