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Vanessa Trump has opened up on the “emotional rollercoaster” she went through with her eldest daughter, Kai Trump, last summer when choosing which university she would be attending in 2026.

The U.S. President’s former daughter-in-law may have hit the headlines earlier this year when her relationship with Tiger Woods was officially announced, yet her recent admission on another memorable moment within the last 12 months has now also caught the attention.

Kai recently gave fans a glimpse into what her mom is really like behind the scenes in a TikTok video of the two sharing dinner together. Thankfully for the 47-year-old, Woods’ children are already fond of her, with their warmth towards their dad’s new girlfriend a mutual feeling – as U.S. President Donald Trump gave the romance his seal of approval.

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Trump, however, has recently turned heads by revealing what it was like to help her daughter choose her university for next year. Last summer, the mother-daughter duo visited a number of colleges, before Kai ultimately chose to play golf at the University of Miami.

And while she is incredibly proud of the 18-year-old and will offer her full support, Woods’ new flame couldn’t help but admit that it certainly took a toll on her emotions in a recent video uploaded to Kai’s popular YouTube channel.

When asked by one fan to share one of their favorite moments together, Trump said: “We visited quite a few colleges this past summer, which was an emotional roller coaster, a little bit.

“Because obviously when your kid goes away you want them to pick the school that they want to go to, but inside I also want her to go not too far.”

Trump then added that, despite feeling anxious about her daughter leaving home, she remained quiet about the situation in order to allow the aspiring golfer to choose her own path. After Kai chose Miami, Trump admitted that she felt “lucky”.

Her daughter recently caught the eye at the 41st edition of the Nicklaus Junior Championship where she performed alongside Woods’ son, Charlie, although it was the latter who ended up by far the happier at the end of the two-round tournament.

The teenagers, bearing the weight of such huge names on their back, have emerged as two of the nation’s most promising golfers within their respective age categories, and put their skills to the test once more by teeing off in Florida at the end of last month.

Kai Trump

After finishing even-par for the tournament with a final round 69 (2-under), Charlie placed sixth in a field of 122 boys golfers, finishing just four shots back of eventual winner Jeremy Hsu of Port St. Lucie, who won the tournament at 4-under.

Kai, meanwhile, finished tied for 21st out of 32 golfers, having struggled to a final round score of a 3-over 74, putting her 17-over for the tournament. That’s despite playing the front nine at 1-under – the best of any girls player in the final round.

Both teenagers currently attend the Benjamin School, a private school in Palm Beach, Florida, where Kai is varsity captain of the golf team. Like her, Charlie is also aspiring to become a pro on the greens, and recently secured his place in the U.S Junior Amateur Championship in July.

Earlier last month, reports surfaced that boxing icon Floyd Mayweather Jr. had filed a $100 million lawsuit against Business Insider.

The legal action stemmed from an article claiming that a $402 million real estate investment in New York City’s Upper Manhattan, which the 48-year-old former champion had publicly touted, could not be verified in public records. This implied that the real estate deal might be fabricated.

Soon, rumors began swirling on the internet that Money Mayweather was facing bankruptcy. This was furthered by Mayweather’s former friend, 50 Cent, who suggested that there might be some truth to the rumors. In the wake of the news, a YouTube channel called Fighters Corner posted a video titled “Stephen A. Smith EXPOSES Floyd Mayweather For Going BANKRUPT After $402 Million SCAM,” which quickly went viral, racking up nearly 470K views in a month, sparking speculation about Mayweather’s financial health.

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Amid the swirling rumors, Floyd Mayweather Jr. appeared at The Real Deal’s New York City Forum on May 7, where he addressed the bankruptcy claims head-on. “Everybody is entitled to their own opinion, but if that’s what you call having two private jets, owning 100 buildings, and being able to do what you want, then I’m pretty sure everybody is going bankrupt,” he responded. True to form, Mayweather has since silenced his critics, this time with yet another humongous purchase.

Just a few hours ago, Floyd Mayweather Jr. took to Instagram with a post that read, “When y’all make another video about me being broke, make sure you include this footage.” The video showcased four of his newest car purchases, adding to what’s estimated to be a $40 million car collection. Reportedly, Floyd Mayweather Jr. owns around 100 cars of various makes and models. His all-black fleet is based in Los Angeles, while an all-white collection remains in Miami. And this latest batch of luxury vehicles is just another addition to his ever-expanding garage.

In the video, the 50-0 boxer can be seen inside a showroom alongside his car dealer, Nick, while proudly walking the viewers through his newest purchase. “It’s the money man. I’m back like I ain’t never left,” he begins. Pointing to a blue sports car, he explains, “This is one of my new toys. I like to call this Miami Dolphins or Tiffany Blue, whatever you want to call it.” The clip then shows a Ferrari 488 Spider: “This toy right here, I like to call the Italian Stallion. Kind of reminds me of Rocky Balboa.” Next, he unveils a Porsche 911 GT3 RS, adding, “I like to call this one right here, White Girl Waste.”

Finally, Floyd Mayweather walks outside while stating, “They say, save the best for last.” And Nick introduces the crown jewel, a rare Maybach Landaulet G-Wagon, valued at upwards of a $1 million. “One of only 99 in the world,” Nick explains, adding that it had “delivery miles” on it. Mayweather climbs into the vehicle, sits back, and declares, “First class on the ground. Money May, y’all know the rest,” before ending the video. That should be enough to show the former boxer is doing pretty well in life, right?

Regardless, if you still think Floyd Mayweather Jr. went broke, he’s more than ready to offer a few more receipts to prove otherwise.

Floyd Mayweather breaks silence on bankruptcy rumors with a flex

Through his legendary boxing career and sharp business ventures, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has built an astonishing net worth of $500 million. So, when reports surfaced questioning his financial standing, many were taken by surprise. In what appeared to be a direct response to those claims, the 48-year-old shared a bold post on Instagram, writing, “I’m still Cocky, I’m still Flamboyant, I still don’t give a F#ck!”

During his time in the ring, Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated every opponent he faced. Meanwhile, two of his most notable rivals, Manny Pacquiao and Canelo Alvarez, are preparing for high-profile returns. Pacquiao, now 46, is set to face Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight title, while Canelo takes on Terence Crawford in a super middleweight superfight on September 13. Mayweather, however, has shifted his focus to business, becoming a serious real estate investor with growing interests in that field.

Still, his boxing skills haven’t completely faded. Recent training footage of Mayweather hitting pads has reignited speculation about a possible comeback. At 48, a return to professional boxing seems unlikely, but he’s remained active through exhibition bouts, having faced the likes of Logan Paul, Tenshin Nasukawa, Deji, and Mikuru Asakura.

Golf legend Tiger Woods and former model Vanessa Trump are reportedly heading towards marriage, according to a new report that has stirred speculation across celebrity and sports circles.

The couple, who went public with their relationship in March 2025, are said to be “very serious,” with insiders suggesting that wedding plans may be on the horizon.

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“She’s finally found happiness”

A source close to Vanessa told Page Six that “They’re very serious. Wedding bells serious.”
“She’s so happy! She’s finally found happiness. She’s found happiness for the first time in her life.”

The couple’s romance, which began quietly around Thanksgiving 2024, was confirmed when Woods posted a photo of them together on social media with the caption, “Love is in the air, and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey through life together. At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts.”

Living together and sharing family life

According to Radar Online, Vanessa has reportedly moved into Woods’ 40 million dollar estate in Jupiter Island, Florida. She has full access to the property, including security codes, and is said to be living there “essentially full-time.” “She had drawers and cubbyholes for all her personal items. She cooked meals there. So it was a no-brainer as far as Tiger’s concerned,” an insider shared.
Their children—Vanessa’s five from her previous marriage to Donald Trump Jr. and Woods’ two with ex-wife Elin Nordegren—attend the same elite school in Palm Beach, further intertwining their family lives.

“Tiger is all in”

Despite concerns from friends about Woods’ 1.3 billion dollar fortune and the absence of a prenuptial agreement, the golfer appears fully committed.

“Tiger is all in and saying this is a go,” the insider told Radar Online. Adding, “He seems certain this has marriage potential. He’s madly in love with Vanessa. Anyone can see it in his eyes.”

Presidential blessing

Even Donald Trump, Vanessa’s former father-in-law, has weighed in. In a March Oval Office meeting, he reportedly said, “I love Tiger and I love Vanessa. He and I have a very special, very good relationship.” Further adding, “He told me about it, and I said, ‘Tiger, that’s good, that’s good.’ I’m very happy for both. Just let them both be happy. They’re both great.”

A new chapter for both

If the couple does tie the knot, it would be the second marriage for both. Woods was previously married to Elin Nordegren from 2004 to 2010, while Vanessa divorced Donald Trump Jr. in 2018. Their relationship has reportedly received support from both families, with Vanessa’s daughter Kai Trump and Woods’ son Charlie Woods bonding over their shared passion for golf.

With 30 Grand Slam singles titles and a flawless 14-0 record in major doubles finals, Serena and Venus Williams built one of the most respected legacies in sports.

But even as their competitive days wind down, their influence continues in new and personal ways.

In a joint statement teasing the show, the sisters described it as “a place where we will share our personal stories, have authentic conversations, spotlight important topics, and laugh a lot.”

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It’s clear the podcast won’t just revisit tennis glories, but it’s poised to tackle public perceptions, family history, and the deeper dynamics of their relationship.

Venus sets the tone with truth-telling and emotional memories

Venus recently appeared on TODAY’s Jenna and Friends to preview the podcast, and offered a candid look at what she and Serena hope to share, debunking one of the longest-running narratives in tennis fandom: that the sisters secretly resent one another.

“People are very intrigued about Serena and I. It’s like ‘Why don’t those two hate each other? Don’t they hate each other?'” Venus said. She acknowledged that their historic on-court rivalry might have helped fuel those misconceptions.

“We played each other, there was one point when we played each other five majors in a row. I was on the losing end. Lost five in a row, if you can imagine. So people are always interested in our dynamic and we’ve never like, shared a lot.”

The podcast, then, is as much about revealing that emotional connection as it is about revisiting iconic matches. Venus was quick to credit Serena for showing her how to break through on the biggest stages.

“If it wasn’t for Serena, she won the first major in the family. I got to watch her learn how to do it. And so I learned from her just watching. She didn’t say a word, I just – … so those are the things we’ll share that no one really knows.”

The podcast is another chapter in the story of a relationship built on more than just titles. As Venus revealed last year in an interview with Palazzo.ai, she and Serena shared more than court time – they shared a home for nearly two decades.

“A space is really special to me,” she said. “It’s my home now. I moved out of my house with my sister, my younger sister, and we lived in the same house that we got when we were 18 years old, until like late into our 30s.”

On Saturday night September 13th, a mega fight is set to take place as two-time undisputed super-middleweight world champion Saul “Canelo” Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 KOs) will defend his crown against former two-division undisputed champion Terence “Bud” Crawford (41-0, 31 KOs).

This extraordinary world title bout is set to take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, and it will feature two boxers who have both been fixtures at the top of boxing’s pound for pound list for multiple years. Canelo Alvarez has an admirable resume, and on September 13th he plans on adding the distinct accomplishment of placing a blemish on Crawford’s perfect record.

Canelo is a great boxer, but he doesn’t have an unblemished record, which means, there is a blueprint that Crawford can follow.

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CAN CRAWFORD FOLLOW THE BLUEPRINT THAT BEAT CANELO?

Back in September 2013, the unified super-welterweight world champion Canelo Alvarez was defending his titles against Floyd “Money” Mayweather.

Casual fans label Mayweather as a runner, but in the opening round against Canelo, Mayweather was the aggressor. Floyd Mayweather was constantly pressing forward feinting and changing levels with the jab. Mayweather was so sharp to the point that he made the first half of the fight look like a glorified sparring session. In the second half of the bout, Mayweather continued to overwhelm Alvarez with his movement, reflexes, the lead right hand, the left hook, and precise counter punching.

At the conclusion of the match, the scores would reveal that Canelo suffered his first career loss. Nine years later, Canelo Alvarez moved up to 175 to challenge the WBA light-heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol. The defending world champion displayed an immense amount of discipline as he stuck to his game plan. Throughout the championship bout, Bivol utilized movement, an active jab, and he routinely threw punches in bunches. At the conclusion of the 12-round contest, Dmitry Bivol was declared the winner via unanimous decision.

WHY CRAWFORD’S SKILLS GIVE HIM THE EDGE ON SEPTEMBER 13

Mayweather and Bivol navigated a path to victory against Canelo in their own unique ways. However, both men used some of the same tools such as being defensively responsible, utilizing movement, elite footwork, controlling the distance, having good timing, and precise counter punching.

Terence Crawford is an elite boxer who is capable of utilizing the same tools that Mayweather and Bivol used against Alvarez. On fight night, Canelo will obviously have the size advantage, but Crawford holds multiple advantages. The mega fight against Canelo is a bout that Crawford will win.

Crawford is a switch-hitter who is faster and more athletic than Canelo. Crawford has a high ring IQ, speed, good power, and impeccable timing. Crawford will cleverly use his ring generalship and skill set to pull off the biggest win of his career.

During the first couple of rounds, Crawford likes to download the data and basically gauge the range and distance. At this point of the fight, Terence Crawford is switching between the orthodox and southpaw stance. Once Crawford figures everything out, he will commit to fighting out of the southpaw stance. Crawford will have an active lead hand as he will probe, feint, and utilize the jab. Crawford will dictate the pace of the fight with his footwork and movement.

Canelo likes to use the high guard when he applies physical and mental pressure, but Crawford is aware of the tactic, and he will be prepared for it.

Crawford will neutralize Canelo’s guard with feints and level changes. Bud Crawford will make things easy for himself by boxing from the outside. The brief moments he is inside of the pocket, he will utilize foot work, good punch selection, precise timing, and he will be defensively responsible. On the night of September 13th, Terence “Bud” Crawford is going to execute his game plan by utilizing his skills, being smart, and staying disciplined. Canelo has the size advantage, but skills pay the bills, and Crawford plans on cashing in by winning and becoming a three-division undisputed world champion.

For the past 11 years, 7 months, and 24 days, Oleksandr Usyk has showcased near-flawless mastery inside the professional boxing ring.

The 37-year-old Ukrainian icon remains undefeated in 23 pro bouts, rarely appearing vulnerable or outmatched. Yet, according to the man himself, he does possess a single weakness, which he revealed ahead of his undisputed clash against IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois.

The two titans are set to clash on July 19th at Wembley Stadium in a highly anticipated rematch. Ahead of the showdown, Usyk appeared in an interview with DAZN Boxing, where he may have revealed his greatest weakness. Surprisingly, it has nothing to do with technical shortcomings or defensive lapses—and no, it’s not even a body shot as many have noted.

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“My weakness—I love people,” Usyk revealed during the interview. “I love my opponent.” However, there’s an exception to this love—he didn’t have it for the former WBO cruiserweight champion Marco Huck. Yup, the only time. The duo squared off back on September 9, 2017, in Berlin, Germany, as part of the World Boxing Super Series cruiserweight tournament quarterfinals.

Usyk, of course, dominated the fight, using his superior footwork, speed, and jab, which overwhelmed Huck from the first round. Even though the German boxer showed resilience, Usyk secured a 10th-round knockout win. Regardless, Usyk doesn’t seem to be a big fan of Huck, as he revealed during the interview, “Only one of [my] opponents I don’t love—It’s Marco Huck.”

When asked whether Huck was a bad guy, Usyk agreed, stating, “Yeah, bad guy. Because this man says bad words for my mama. Listen, it’s bad.” It appears Daniel Dubois might have to up his trash-talking game, but even if he did, it might not bode too well for him, given what happened to Huck.

Whether Dubois uses this weakness or not, he seems determined to do one thing.

With just over two weeks remaining in their showdown, ‘DDD’ has made his intentions crystal clear—he wants to send off the 38-year-old unified champion on a vacation that doesn’t have an end. Usyk has just bid farewell to his long-time promoter Alexander Krassyuk, which sparked much speculation about his retirement, and Dubois just wants to be of help.

“Probably, possibly yes, I’m going in there to do as much damage as possible,” he told Sky Sports when asked if he thought this could be Usyk’s last fight. “These things are happening for a reason, and I’m just going to be ready to take the titles away from him.” The undisputed fight is, of course, Dubois’ shot at redemption after being forced to surrender in 2023.

It’s clear Oleksandr Usyk doesn’t have a lot of time left in the sport at 38. Whether Dubois can retire Usyk or it goes badly for the Brit remains to be seen.

Oleksandr Usyk has had several major rivalries throughout his career. Usyk has fought all comers and his most recent opponent was Tyson Fury, whom he fought twice.

Usyk is set for a rematch against Daniel Dubois next. The winner of that fight will walk away as the undisputed heavyweight champion. Ahead of the contest, the Ukrainian has named the only opponent he hated in his career, naming Marco Huck. Usyk stopped Huck in the 10th round of their 2017 fight.

Speaking to DAZN, he said:

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My weakness, I love people. I love my opponents. Only one of my opponents I don’t love. It’s Marco Huck. Bad guy, this man said bad words about my mama. Listen, it’s bad.

Oleksandr Usyk is a classy character in and out of the ring, so Huck must have said some truly terrible things to make Usyk hate him.

Nevertheless, Usyk is now set for another massive fight against Dubois. He stopped the Brit in the ninth round of their 2023 showdown. However, the fight was controversial as Usyk once touched the canvas from a shot by Dubois, which was deemed an illegal low blow. Dubois still believes it was a fair hit, whereas Usyk is looking to put the rivalry to bed once and for all.

The fight takes place at Wembley Stadium in London, United Kingdom on July 19.

Tyson Fury, meanwhile, today called out Usyk for a trilogy fight on social media, even providing a date and location for the bout.

Fury firmly believes his two decision losses against Usyk weren’t fair and said, “I want a f***ing fair fight, I don’t want any favors, I want a fair fight, a fair result, which I believe and I know, I didn’t [lose].”

Turki Alalshikh has since confirmed that Fury will return from retirement in 2026 and the latest post adds fuel to the fire of a potential Oleksandr Usyk trilogy.

Rory McIlroy is looking forward to a two-week break from the golf course to properly take in his monumental Masters win earlier in the year, and he’ll be spending time with his wife Erica Stoll.

Back in April, the prestigious golfer secured his career Grand Slam at Augusta National, beating Justin Rose in a tense sudden-death playoff. Since his Masters celebration, the 36-year-old hasn’t quite carried the momentum into later events as many envisioned.

He ended up tied for 47th at the PGA Championship and shared 19th place at the US Open. Yet, McIlroy has gotten three top-ten finishes on the PGA Tour this season, including his latest performance at the Travelers Championship, where he finished tied for sixth, just two shots shy of Tommy Fleetwood, who in turn lost out to Team USA Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley in a final-hole showdown.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA - APRIL 13: (L-R) Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland poses with daughter Poppy and wife Erica Stoll holding the Masters trophy during the Green Jacket Ceremony after winning the 2025 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 13, 2025 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

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The golf star will be off the grid until the Scottish Open kicks off on July 10, which comes right before The Open Championship set to take place at the esteemed Royal Portrush a week following.

Before jetting back to the UK, McIlroy shared, “I think more so than anything else, it’ll just be good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit.”

He added, “I’m excited for that, and I’ve alluded to the fact I probably haven’t taken enough time off or time to reflect after what happened in April, so I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.”

After the US Open, the five-time major titan shared his thoughts, “It’s always nice to get home; I feel like I live two different lives. I’m a dad and a husband when I’m away from here, and then I’m who I am when I’m here.”

He confessed his love for the moments of ordinary life he experiences, saying, “It’s always nice to get away and feel a bit of normality.” He also expressed, “I’m looking forward to just getting back to Europe in general.”

Rory McIlroy, along with his wife Erica Stroll and their four year old daughter Poppy, are creating their perfect home on Wentworth Estate, nearby the upscale Surrey golf club. Looking ahead with excitement, McIlroy added, “We’ve got a lot to look forward to, got our new house in London, play the Scottish and then obviously The Open at Portrush.”

McIlroy and his family are set for a big change as they plan their move to their updated mansion in Wentworth, leaving behind Jupiter, Florida.

Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump are still going strong, but friends are reportedly noticing a change in the pro golfer.

The 49-year-old athlete and the former daughter-in-law of Donald Trump are “over the moon” in love with each other, according to an InTouch Weekly source, but that’s not the news that’s turning heads in Woods’ circles. It seems that he is happy to spend his hard-earned money on his girlfriend, something that he didn’t necessarily do in past relationships.

“Tiger is fully enmeshed in Vanessa’s world. He was just at the White House with her and was welcomed with open arms by everyone,” the insider added. “She has a very high-flying circle of friends, and he’s in with them too and planning to rent a massive super yacht this summer to cruise around the Mediterranean with Vanessa and a bunch of her friends.”

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That sounds like a grand plan for the unexpected couple, but the golf legend can certainly afford it. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Woods is worth $800 million, thanks to his professional golf career and his 27-year endorsement with Nike, which ended in 2024. Even with his significant earnings, he wasn’t known for freely spending his money.

The InTouch Weekly source alleged that Woods “wants to impress” his girlfriend, so “he’s certainly enjoying himself” by spoiling her. The unlikely duo began dating in November 2024 “just before Thanksgiving,” per the Daily Mail. Woods and Trump’s children both attend the same elite private school in Palm Beach, Florida, so they often crossed paths. Plus, Trump’s eldest daughter Kai, 18, whom she shares with ex Donald Trump Jr., is a talented golfer who is committed to attending the University of Miami in 2025.

The relationship was confirmed by People in mid-March, and Woods and Trump made it Instagram official on March 23.

“Love is in the air, and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey through life together,” Woods wrote. “At this time, we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts.”

That message made it clear that he’s all-in when it comes to his relationship with Trump, but he would appreciate it if fans backed out of his love life.

Jarrell Miller has accused Anthony Joshua of rejecting four offers to face him in a comeback this year.

Joshua has yet to pencil in his return date, having yet to compete since his brutal KO defeat to Daniel Dubois last September.

He has recently had surgery but is expected to eye a return before the end of 2025.

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Several options are being explored including clashes with Jared Anderson and Deontay Wilder.

Miller has issued a regular call-out to Joshua, given the pair have clashed on multiple occasions.

The heavyweights were set to meet in 2019, but the American failed a drugs test.

But now ‘Big Baby’ has blamed AJ for the fight not materialising, accusing him of rebuffing new interest.

He told talkSPORT at the IBA conference in Turkey: “I’ve been training for about two and a half months.

“There is a possibility we could be looking at the Canelo vs Crawford undercard.

“AJ turned down the fight four times in the last month, he is looking for a tune-up.

“Sorry guys in the UK, AJ is a real bag of fart dust.”

Miller and Joshua do seem destined to meet given the depths of their personal rivalry.

Miller will now look to compete in a separate bout with a huge deal being eyed

They even reignited their feud in 2023 as they came face-to-face and nearly came to blows.

He is looking to pick up a much-needed victory, having lost to Dubois, before controversially drawing with Andy Ruiz Jr.

Meanwhile Joshua was initially hoping to rematch Dubois himself, but the plan was shelved.

He then intended to face another long-term rival in Tyson Fury, but the ‘Gypsy King’ has now retired.

Joshua is not in training camp right now, but is ready to take the division by the horns when he does return.

“This is my life,” he said. “But what I’ve done is I took a year out for the first time in 12 to 13 years as a professional, not including the amateur stuff.

“I took a year out to get my body right. I’m at a different stage of my career. I can look at time differently.

“I haven’t got all these years in front of me, so I’ve got to make an executive decision over what I do next.

“The minute I come back, I’m coming back with a bang rather than just keep rolling through, going through the motions.

“Let me take some time, and, the time I do come back, I’m coming back fully active and ready to go, take the division by storm.”