If I win on Saturday and I could win later in the year, it's massive," he said.
He expressed confidence that his career path remains clear if he executes his game plan.
"The stars are aligned and I have to make sure that I'm on course. It's out there for me to go and do," said Joshua.
Joshua concluded by emphasizing his resolve to face the challenge ahead.
"It's going to be challenging but I can be the coward or the hero and I have to decide what I want to be," he said.
Documentary filmmaker Joe Mitchinson reflected on the personal connection the crew had with the team members who passed away.
"Working with Anthony and his team for over a decade has allowed me to witness moments that most people never see.
Knowing Sina and Lats personally made this documentary deeply meaningful for me.
Every decision behind the camera was driven by a desire to tell Anthony’s story truthfully and respectfully, while doing justice to everyone involved," said Mitchinson, co-founder of VOXY Media House.
Documentary director Ryan Connor emphasized the broader message of resilience depicted in the film. "This project was much more than another documentary.
From the very beginning, I knew it had to be handled with care and respect.
Everyone who took part spoke from the heart, and I believe that honesty is what will resonate with audiences around the world.
My hope is that people don’t just see Anthony Joshua returning to the ring.
They see someone choosing to keep moving forward after one of the hardest chapters of his life.
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If this documentary helps anyone who is dealing with loss or their own personal struggles, then that’s a really special thing," said Connor, co-founder of VOXY Media House.
