Boxer Anthony Joshua Narrowly Escapes Fatal Car Crash

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Professional boxer Anthony Joshua narrowly escaped tragedy by changing seats just before a fatal car crash that claimed the lives of two of his friends. The accident occurred on Monday, resulting in Joshua sustaining minor injuries and being hospitalized. The driver of the car has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving.

According to Joshua’s lawyer, the driver claimed that the brakes failed, leading to the accident. It was revealed that Joshua initially sat in the front seat but switched with another passenger due to visibility issues. The journey began in Lagos, with Joshua eventually seated behind the driver.

The driver, Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, aged 46, has been charged with multiple offenses, including causing death by dangerous driving, reckless driving, and driving without a valid license. The case was adjourned to January 20 by the Sagamu Magistrate Court.

Joshua, who was on vacation in Nigeria following a recent boxing victory, mourned the loss of his friends who were also part of his support team. Various boxing figures, including Eddie Hearn and Tony Bellew, expressed condolences for the tragic incident.

After being discharged from the hospital on New Year’s Eve, Joshua has not made any public statements regarding the accident. He and his mother paid their respects to the deceased friends at a funeral home in Lagos before their repatriation.

The boxing community, along with fans, have been offering support to Joshua during this difficult time.

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