Joshua bringing additional coach ahead of Fury fight

As an official announcement edges closer, Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua will be looking for every advantage in his coaching staff as he prepares to take on Tyson Fury at the end of this year.
The fight itself is currently eclipsed by the back-and-forth negotiations both behind closed doors and on social media over where the fight will be staged, with previous favorites Wembley Stadium and Madison Square Garden now falling to the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, where Joshua first became a unified heavyweight champion against Joseph Parker in 2018.
Both men have now completed their agreed-upon warm-up fights – not without their concerns, however. Joshua got dropped twice...