ANTHONY JOSHUA was spotted carrying Alastair Campbell’s book “But What Can I Do?” as he met fans in London.
The heavyweight boxer, 33, took to the streets in the Soho area of the capital in an unassuming all-black outfit.
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BackGridJoshua wore an all-black outfit for the London outing[/caption]
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He entertained attention from fans in the capitalBackGrid
And his reading of choice was the political book written by Campbell, 66, the former strategist and spokesman for Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Joshua held it in his left hand as he exited the Quo Vadis restaurant, smiling amongst members of the public.
AJ was also seen donning a pair of glasses as he entertained adoring fans on the street.
It comes less than three weeks after Joshua’s latest victory – when he knocked out Robert Helenius in the seventh round at the O2 Arena.
Joshua has secured back-to-back wins over Jermaine Franklin and Helenius since last year’s second successive defeat at the hands of Oleksandr Usyk.
And he is being heavily linked with a blockbuster clash with Deontay Wilder in January.
Joshua recently claimed Saudi Arabia are still planning for his bout with Wilder to take place on the same card as an undisputed clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.
But if a fight with Wilder does not materialise, it is likely AJ will fight in December.
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BackGridJoshua was carrying a book written by former Labour strategist Alistair Cambell[/caption]
Joshua last fought three weeks ago when he beat Robert Helenius by knockoutBackGrid
Meanwhile, earlier this week Joshua commented on Helenius failing a drug test conducted BEFORE his win over the Finnish heavyweight.
Helenius was a late replacement for Briton Dillian Whyte after he too failed a test.
And promoter Eddie Hearn revealed a message Joshua had sent him about Helenius’ positive dope test.
On Matchroom’s YouTube channel, Hearn read the text which said: “Thank you for the extra attention you take making sure all fighters are brought to the light [who are doping].
“Without Matchroom Sport these things are being overlooked.”