Anthony Joshua

The controversial star has revealed he wishes to spend more time with his wife and children.

The WBA and WBO heavyweight champion has begun the mind games ahead of the 9 July rematch.

The 26-year-old Olympian recently confirmed he is to defend his IBF title against American Dominic Breazeale.

IBTimes UK takes a closer look at the Olympic hero's upcoming American antagonist.

Joshua will return to the O2 Arena next month.

Joshua is expected to be pitted against an American opponent to increase his exposure in the US.

Eddie Hearn had previously suggested Joshua's first title defence could fall on the same night.

Fury will face Wladimir Klitschko in a rematch in Manchester on 9 July.

Hughie Fury will instead top April 30 card, fighting Fred Kassi for the WBO intercontinental heavyweight belt.

Joshua's addiction to EA Sports's Fifa 2016 was taking a toll on his training.

Haye encouraged by Joshua's win over Charles Martin despite second round knockout.

IBTimes UK runs through potential opponents for the 26-year-old's next bout, following win over Charles Martin.

The new IBF Heavyweight world champion said he wants to fight Fury before the end of 2016.

The Olympic gold medal winner claimed the IBF title after knocking out American southpaw Charles Martin.

Eddie Hearn says Joshua could headline bumper night of boxing at Wembley Stadium on 9 July.

Joshua becomes sixth British heavyweight champion with devastating second round win.

Joshua attempts to cap meteoric rise by claiming world heavyweight title in London.

Joshua believes seventh-round win over Dillian Whyte makes him prepared for Martin.

Haye believes Joshua can cope with being propelled into the public eye with a maiden world title win.

The Welshman faces Eric Hunter in mandatory defence of world title at the O2 Arena in London.

The 35-year-old heavyweight says he is keen to face the Olympic hero some time this year.

The 27-year-old star is confident he can beat both fighters over the coming months.

Manchester-born fighter says he is no closer to naming the opponent of his first title defence.

The 35-year-old puncher is confident he would defeat the London 2012 gold medalist.

The 32-year-old wants to face the Olympic gold medal-winning star further down the line.

Olympic gold medallist will enlist Vitali Klitschko to assist in bid to claim maiden world title.

The 26-year-old Brit is set to face the unbeaten American at London's O2 Arena in April.

IBTimes UK provides the lowdown on unbeaten American ahead of his heavyweight clash at the O2 Arena on 9 April.

The Olympic gold medal-winning boxer was eager to face the American, according to his promoter.

Joshua will challenge for his first world title after 15 straight wins.