Anthony Joshua has launched an impassioned defence of his trainer, Rob McCracken, following the criticism that followed his stunning knockout defeat to Andy Ruiz in June.Joshua insisted he never considered replacing McCracken, who will once again be in his corner for the 30-year-oldβs rematch in Saudi Arabia on December 7.
McCrackenβs tactics were heavily criticised by former world champion Lennox Lewis among others, while the trainerβs admission that he allowed Joshua to fight on despite fearing he was concussed also drew criticism.
But Joshua, who has had McCracken by his