is preparing for his long-awaited showdown with and will have Ben Davison by his side after reuniting to his former trainer. When asked on his thoughts, Lennox Lewis gave an honest verdict on AJ’s decision to team up with Davison…

Lennox Lewis has endorsed Anthony Joshua's decision to reunite with trainer Ben Davison ahead of his heavyweight showdown against Tyson Fury. Speaking with Playbook Boxing, Lewis called Davison a good choice because he previously trained Fury, understands Joshua's needs, and provides the cornerman confidence required for such a high-profile bout.
The fight between Joshua and Fury is scheduled for Friday, December 11, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff with the vacant WBA Super heavyweight title on the line. Davison, who previously oversaw a five-fight stretch with Joshua, enters the bout seeking to overcome a record of five defeats in world heavyweight title fights.
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