Anthony Joshua released from hospital after fatal | Boxing News

Boxing famous person Anthony Joshua has been released from hospital.The former two-time heavyweight champion had been under “observation” for a number of days due to minor accidents he sustained in a crash that tragically claimed the lives of two of his close pals. However, last night time, the regional governments of Lagos and Ogun states confirmed that 36-year-old Joshua was effectively enough to continue his recovery at his home in the nation.

Joshua was a passenger in a black SUV when it collided with a stationary lorry on a major street close to Lagos, ensuing in the deaths of his pals Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami. Joshua and his mom paid their respects to them at a funeral home on Wednesday afternoon before their our bodies have been repatriated to the UK, according to a assertion. Published on X, it read: “Anthony Joshua was discharged from hospital late this afternoon though heavy hearted and full of emotions over the loss of his two close friends he was deemed clinical fit to recuperate from home.”

The post also expressed appreciation for the crew of medical doctors and medical workers at the Lagoon Hospital Ikoyi who attended to Joshua and those injured in the accident. It said: “The quality of care and professionalism is truly commendable.” This news follows the launch of a search by Nigerian police for the motive force of the lorry concerned in the collision that resulted in Joshua’s accidents and the death of his pals.

While the hunt for the motive force is ongoing, officers have efficiently situated the concerned vehicle. The broken HGV is presently held at Sagamu car pound after being towed there, according to the Daily Mail. The soya bean lorry, registered to a Lagos-based company, reveals vital indicators of harm, with police tape clearly seen.

Joshua, born in Watford to Nigerian mother and father, was holidaying in Nigeria following his victory over Jake Paul in Miami, Florida, on December 19. He was concerned in the collision but managed to escape with minor accidents, according to the police. The police also disclosed that the lorry was illegally parked prior to the accident.

“He was parked on the side of the highway which is illegal, he had not broken down and he was not with the vehicle when the accident happened,” a Nigerian police officer said. The search for the lorry’s driver follows the discharge of Joshua’s driver from hospital. There are ideas that he might face fees for reckless driving.

“Anthony Joshua’s driver has been discharged from the hospital, and he is currently giving his statement,” CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, a spokesperson for the Nigerian Police Force, informed reporters.