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The gloves are off as Froch lays into Joshua

Sunderland Echo

November 20, 2025

Former world supermiddleweight champion Carl Froch has delivered a brutal verdict on Anthony Joshua’s decision to face Youtuberturned-boxer Jake Paul in Miami next month.

Froch accused the 36-yearold of “cashing out” his career by entering the “clown world”, but argued it hardly matters because Joshua has little legacy to protect.

This story is from the November 20, 2025 edition of Sunderland Echo.

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