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Published 18:13 29 Dec 2021 GMT

"Rob’s [McCracken] in Sheffield and that’s his base. I feel it might be time to move on from that environment because when you’ve been there since you were 18 and you go into GB and Anthony Joshua is everywhere, he’s a God.
"I just feel it’s time to rough him up a little bit, not in log cabins in the middle of nowhere. But up there it’s ‘Oh my God, it’s AJ!’ because they’re proud of him."
Joshua has worked with Rob McCracken since he first burst onto the scene during the 2012 Olympics but since his defeat to the Ukrainian at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in September, the heavyweight has been spotted in the US with several different trainers. But recent footage shows the Olympic Gold medalist working with Wilson in Duabi as he continues preparations for his rematch with Usyk. https://twitter.com/MichaelBensonn/status/1475461242169012232 Whilst an official rematch date hasn't been set, it is expected that Joshua will face Usyk some time in April after he activated a rematch clause in their contract which in turn, denied Tyson Fury the chance to fight the Ukrainian. Related links:Explore more on these topics:

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