Watch Anthony Joshua Set the Stage on Fire With His Rap Skills

Ever since his victory against Andy Ruiz Jr. in last December, Anthony Joshua has not shied away from enjoying his life. From playing video games with eminent personalities to motocross biking. The 30-year-old British boxer is living his life to the fullest.

The WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion was last seen performing a part of ’21 Seconds’ with So Solid Crew. He took the crowd at Garage Nation by surprise when he took the mic and began rapping.

Anthony Joshua posts a clip of him rapping on his Twitter.

Joshua shared the stage with Lisa Maffia of the So Solid Crew.

The viral clip was well received by the audience as the positive replies kept pouring in. Fans came up with various ideas and suggestions for the British boxer. One fan even suggested making it his next entrance song.

Another one said: “I feel like you was a rapper in your previous life”

Tyson Fury had pulled off a similar stunt when he collaborated with Robbie Williams to call Santa “a big dosser” in ‘Bad Sharon’. Fury who describes himself as an entertainer can perhaps collaborate with Joshua.

A collaboration between Joshua and Fury would be a wild thing to wish for. A rap battle between the two would be even more entertaining but a fight between them would be a barn burner.

Anthony Joshua defeated Andy Ruiz Jr. last December in an almost flawless performance. Promoter Eddie Hearn revealed that Joshua is scheduled to face Kubrat Pulev on June 13 or 20. He said that a deal is agreed “in principle.”

Joshua’s rival Tyson Fury was not happy with the news. Fury even claimed that Joshua is ducking tough fights. He referred to Pulev as a “gatecrasher.” Regardless of what anyone thinks, the fight is going to happen.

It might be a while before we get to see Wilder/Fury vs Joshua.

Apart from that, Joshua can pull off a stunner by walking out to ’21 Seconds in his next night against Pulev. Would you like to see Joshua walkout to ’21 Seconds’?

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