'Gladiator' Joshua weighs in heavier than Dubois

Joshua is now heavier than Dubois was in his last fight and seems to be in great shape.

Anthony Joshua weighed in at 244.5 pounds for his heavyweight title fight against Jermaine Franklin on Saturday night, which is heavier than Daniel Dubois was in his last fight.

Joshua is now 11 pounds heavier than he was when he lost to Oleksandr Usyk in August, and he is also 10 pounds heavier than he was when he beat Andy Ruiz Jr. in December 2019.

It is unclear why Joshua has put on so much weight, but it is possible that he is trying to add more power to his punches.

Joshua is the favorite to win the fight, but Franklin is a dangerous opponent.

Franklin is a 29-year-old American who has a record of 21-1-0.

He is a former two-time USBA heavyweight champion and he has won his last four fights.

Franklin is a big puncher and he has a good chin, but he is not as experienced as Joshua.

Joshua is expected to win the fight, but Franklin could cause an upset.

Joshua is the favorite to win the fight, but Franklin is a dangerous opponent.

Joshua has more experience and he is the better boxer, but Franklin is a big puncher and he has a good chin.

If Franklin can land a clean punch, he could knock Joshua out.