Anthony Joshua Surprises Passengers on a London Bus with a Cryptic Update on His Boxing Career
ANTHONY JOSHUA has been a dominant force in the heavyweight boxing scene for nearly a decade, taking on and defeating some of the hardest-hitting fighters in the world. However, in a surprising turn of events, the former two-time unified heavyweight champion has recently shifted his focus from the boxing ring to public transport.
Joshua made headlines when he unexpectedly boarded the No. 32 bus en route to Kilburn Park Station, leaving passengers in utter disbelief. The Watford-born boxer, known for his impressive skills and charismatic personality, brought a wave of excitement to the bus as he greeted fans with warmth and enthusiasm.
Passengers were taken aback when they saw the Olympic gold medalist step onto the bus, and many jumped up from their seats to snap photos with the 35-year-old boxing star. Joshua, always gracious, engaged with fans and took the time to chat with them. “Nice to meet you. How are you?” he asked with a smile before posing for pictures.
Joshua shared a glimpse of this delightful encounter on his Instagram story, which boasts an impressive 16.7 million followers. He posted a video of the memorable moment, showcasing his fun interaction with the fans. Earlier, he had also shared a selfie with the caption: “Back on top soon.”
It’s been a while since Joshua stepped into the ring, with his last fight resulting in a devastating fifth-round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois last September. Fans had been eagerly anticipating a long-awaited showdown against fellow Brit Tyson Fury, especially following Fury’s recent back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk. However, the prospect of the much-anticipated “Battle of Britain” took a hit when Fury announced his fifth retirement from boxing earlier this year.
Despite the setbacks, Joshua remains hopeful about the possibility of facing Fury in the ring. In an interview with iFL TV, he expressed his belief that a fight with the Gypsy King would be a significant event, saying, “I feel like it’s the best fight for me… Commercially, it’s a great fight, and it’s a great man’s fight as well. It makes sense.”
He continued, “You could say it’s been years in the making. The heavyweight division is thriving, and while there are other fighters like Joseph Parker, I think Fury represents a compelling story of perseverance. In the end, there will be one winner and one loser, and I assure you, it won’t be me.”
As Anthony Joshua navigates this uncertain chapter in his boxing career, his recent bus adventure serves as a reminder of his enduring popularity and the anticipation surrounding his next move.
