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Hearn: No certainty Joshua returns to the ring

Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.

By japhet samuel

1 min read 7 views Updated Oct 6, 2026
Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.

Hearn explained that while Joshua is beginning to edge back toward the gym, he is still nowhere near a full boxing camp and is taking things slowly as he processes the tragedy.

The crash happened during Joshua’s trip to Nigeria to visit family shortly after his knockout win over Jake Paul. 

Reports say the vehicle he was in collided with a stationary vehicle, and two members of his camp, Sina Ghami and Latif “Latz” Ayodele, died in the incident. 

“I don’t think there is any guarantees he fights again, but at the same time, I expect him to because it’s something that he loves. It’s something he can carry those guys with him, though as well, and it’s something he wants to do,” Hearn said.






















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Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends. Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.Hearn...

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  • Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.
  • Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.Hearn explained that while Joshua is beginning to edge back toward the gym, he is still nowhere near a full boxing camp and is taking things slowly as he processes the tragedy.The crash happened during Joshua’s trip to Nigeria to visit family shortly after his knockout win over Jake Paul.
  • Reports say the vehicle he was in collided with a stationary vehicle, and two members of his camp, Sina Ghami and Latif “Latz” Ayodele, died in the incident.
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Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends. Promoter Eddie Hearn has conceded there’s no certainty Anthony Joshua will return to the ring after a horrific car crash in Nigeria that killed two of Joshua’s close friends.Hearn...

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February 13, 2026

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