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Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin undercard in full with Campbell Hatton and Fabio Wardley

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Anthony Joshua returns to the ring this weekend, with Jermaine Franklin his opponent as he hopes to begin a comeback from three defeats in his past five fights. 'AJ' is a former two-time world champion, but after successive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk he will be looking to rebuild his career as he takes on Franklin.

Joshua remains one of the biggest names in the heavyweight division and takes on Franklin (21-1, 14 KOs), who had previously held an unbeaten record before his UK debut in November, which he lost to Dillian Whyte.

Also on the card, Nottingham born Fabio Wardley will face American Michael Polite-Coffie, with the rising star of British heavyweight boxing hoping to build on an impressive win against Nathan Gorman at the O2 in November. READ MORE: Jermaine Franklin responds to Anthony Joshua retirement claim before fight In addition to this, Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams faces River Wilson-Bent, with the winner likely to take on the winner of Felix Cash vs Matteo Signani for the European Middleweight Title.

In addition to these exciting fights, Campbell Hatton (10-0, 3 KOs) fights for the second time in the space of a few weeks, with the son of former world champion, Ricky, having beaten Michel Gonxhe in Liverpool last month.

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