In preparation for his return to boxing, the 36-year-old admitted that the tragic incident still had not sunk in.
“It’s tough, every time I think about it, it hurts,” Joshua told BBC Sport. “Even talking about it no… pictures… it hurts but I keep my mind occupied, you know.
“If I stop, you let it sink in and I’m not ready for it to sink in yet.”
Without looking beyond Prenga, Joshua has admitted his dream is to have his hand raised in Jeddah before setting up a showdown with Fury, the most long-awaited and lucrative clash in British boxing history.
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