This is Five Life Boxing.

Anthony Joshua is back in a sellout back at the O2 and back-fighting his old rival,

Dillion White.

They first met in 2009 above a pub in North London.

Then they thought that the O2 2015, it was a sellout, it finished in the 7.

That time, Aj was the winner.

Now they're going to do it again for the third time.

It's a maximum risk and it's also maximum reward.

I'm Steve Bunts and this is Five Life Boxing.

And with Barry Jones, former WBO Superfeverweight Champion, he does a lot of stuff with us here.

Now Barry, we're in this glorious hotel on the outskirts of London, quite close to Heathrow

Airport, the sun's out.

And there was a level, we've had two hours here of anticipation, expectation.

But let's be absolutely honest, they've come together for the first time officially in

over seven years and it was very low key.

Yeah, it was.

Yeah, it was surprisingly.

Yeah, I thought Dillion was friendly, which was respectful.

I thought he would be the one to pull the trigger first and then Joshua would respond

to the other side of that, but it felt like if Joshua was trying to maybe possibly just...

Would he open in common?

He's not a rival.

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