Anthony Joshua to face Kristian Prenga in July comeback fight

10 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Apr 27

Joshua returns to the ring on 25 July in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, after surviving a fatal car crash in Nigeria last December.
The accident left Joshua injured and resulted in the deaths of two team members, marking a significant setback in his career.
This will be Joshua's first fight since his December bout against Jake Paul, highlighting his recovery and determination to compete again.

Will the trauma from his 2025 car crash make Joshua a more vulnerable fighter against a knockout artist?

Is Anthony Joshua's comeback a tribute to his fallen friends or a dangerous psychological gamble?

How does the fatal crash impact the timeline for the highly anticipated Joshua vs. Tyson Fury mega-fight?

Is Kristian Prenga, with 20 knockouts, a calculated risk or a disastrous miscalculation for a recovering Joshua?

How is Turki Alalshikh's deal shaping the narrative and risks of boxing's most dramatic comeback?

How can an athlete's mind be cleared to fight after experiencing survivor's guilt from a fatal accident?