Anthony Joshua's trainer, Ben Davison, has been blamed for the boxing star's recent defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium. AJ had gone into the showdown as the favourite to reign supreme, especially given how he'd won his four previous fights.

The Brit suffered the fourth defeat of his professional career against 'Dynamite' and he's now been urged to ditch a key member of his team amid talks of a potential sequel

Anthony Joshua was knocked down three times by Daniel Dubois before a final knockout blow in the fifth round in front of over 96,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.

Anthony Joshua dismissed opponent Daniel Dubois as “s***” moments before he was knocked out by his British heavyweight rival in the fifth round of their clash at Wembley. Speaking in his corner to trainer Ben Davison following the fourth round, Joshua said Dubois was “really threatening” before appearing to discount the warning to himself.

The former two-time heavyweight world champion was knocked out in the fifth round against Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium

Big changes at heavyweight after Dubois' impressive victory over Joshua. Here are the latest ESPN divisional rankings.

Nearly two weeks on, the boxing world is still talking about Daniel Dubois's stunning and surprising victory over Anthony Joshua last month. Dubois's fifth-round knockout of AJ saw him retain his IBF heavyweight title and open up the division to a number of possibilities going forward.

Anthony Joshua's knockout defeat to Daniel Dubois has affected the career of the former world heavyweight boxing champion career in many ways.