Joshua faces Andy Ruiz Jnr in Diriyah in December as he looks to win back the world heavyweight titles he lost in a surprise defeat in June.

Joshua faces Andy Ruiz Jnr in Diriyah in December as he looks to win back titles he lost in June

Joshua is one of Britain's most marketable athletes, with firms including British Airways, Jaguar Land Rover, Lucozade and Under Armour associated with the 29-year-old.
When Sportsmail gave his major partners the opportunity to comment on the fight, only three 
responded — and none suggested their deals would be affected by his decision.
Land Rover stated they were proud of their association with global ambassador Joshua.

'Our partnership stems from a passion for sport and comes with no political motives or political agenda,' they said.
A spokesperson for Lucozade, whose parent company Suntory Beverage & Food Europe claim to be committed to 'safeguarding human rights within our business and supply chain', said: 'We're proud that with Anthony Joshua and other sporting icons, we've inspired over 1.5m people to exercise and we will continue — through this partnership and beyond — to 
encourage people.
Joshua is one of Britain's most marketable athletes and several large companies endorse him

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