ANTHONY JOSHUA has the quote of the celebrity of his dreams. . . And he’s invited her to one of his fights before.
The two-time world heavyweight champion helps keep much of his personal life out of the public.
But he couldn’t dodge and answer the big questions when enthusiastic young Gabby and Harrison asked them.
On behalf of DAZN, they asked: “Which celebrity would you like to date?”
Joshua, 33, said: “Oh my God. Let me pull out my list.
“Which celebrity would I like to date at most?There are so many. Maybe Beyoncé. “
Unfortunately for Joshua, Beyonce is thankfully married to legend Jay Z.
And AJ knows it, as he invited the tough American pair to their rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr in December 2019.
He TMZ Sports at the time: “Barack Obama, The Rock, Will Smith, Jay-Z, Beyonce, some Instagram models.
“I’m getting to the fantasy component of my brain now!Everyone and you are welcome!”
Joshua expects the stars to come out strong for his return bout on Saturday at the O2 Arena against 29-year-old Jermaine Franklin.
He hopes a win will revive his path to the heavyweight title, which he has reigned since 2021.
Joshua said: “The fact is that I need and sought the respect of the other people in the industry that I admire, the former legends of the game and when you’re no longer a champion, you feel like it’s leaving. “far.
“So it’s definitely something I aspired to, respect for former champions and when I lost it, it was like ‘fuck, I lost that invincibility’, but everything is fine.
“We are moving forward. I don’t do it for that goal anymore because I’m not in that position, do you still want to?
“One is definitely to become champion, which I think is imaginable in the next 16 months. I think we want to see what happens this year with the belts.
“Let them compete, then potentially let them pass in the air, and then we’ll pass to see where the belts land.
“Then stay consistent, stay on target for the next 12 to 16 months while I’m in contention for the title. “
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