Anthony Joshua has vowed that he has a lot more to bring in the wake of his crushing world title defeat to Daniel Dubois.
The 34-year-old suffered a shock fifth-round knockout to the IBF champion on Saturday night, leaving many wondering if Joshua has now lost his opportunity to become a three-time world champion.
However, just days after the disappointing defeat, AJ has taken to social media to clarify his future and send a message of thanks to his fans.
In the one-minute post on X, Joshua has acknowledged the support of those who have stuck with him and declared there's a lot left in the tank for him in boxing yet.
"Yesterday, we came up short, but we have to look at the positives. That's the mindset and the perspective we have to have - a positive one, always.
"Look what we've achieved in the space of eleven years, it's phenomenal. And I want to thank every single one of you that's been riding with me, what a roller-coaster journey.
"But you know what the problem is? It's far from over yet. We done it once, we done it twice, doing it a third time hasn't been easy, but I believe it's something I can achieve. It's about making the right steps forward, working hard and improving. And, it's got to come from here (the heart) more than anything.
"It can't come from any external voices or influences, it's got to come from the heart. It's only been a day, but when I sit back and I'm thinking, I know I have got a lot of heart, man.
"So thanks for your support, thanks for being on this roller-coaster journey with me. Keep your seatbelts tight, because deep, deep, deep down in here I know we've got a lot more to bring and long may it continue.
"British boxing, I appreciate you, we rise up together. Let's go."
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