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🔴 THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN BY A MATE JUST MINUTES BEFORE ANTHONY JOSHUA SAID SOMETHING TO ME I STILL CAN’T FORGET 🔴 I didn’t even realise we were being photographed. Honestly — my head wasn’t there at all. My shift started at 4am. By that point I’d already spent nearly 8 hours hauling boxes around the Asda warehouse in Birmingham. My hand hurt so bad I could barely grip the trolley. Doctors said: “Carpal tunnel. You need rest.” What rest? If I stop showing up to shifts — we don’t pay the rent. I was standing by the pallets trying to loosen up my wrist when Anthony Joshua walked up. I still remember that moment. He just looked… out of place. Clean tracksuit. Cameras. Crew everywhere. People running around. And there I was — in a dirty work shirt, just thinking about how to survive till Friday. Because I had £83 in my account. And that was three days before payday. Anthony looked at my hand and asked: “Hurt?” I smirked: “Honestly? Everything hurts.” He smiled. But then we got talking. And I don’t even know how it happened — I just started telling him everything. About my wife. My son. The debts. Collectors. Sleepless nights. About how you work every single day — and still have nothing. He just listened. Calm. No fake: “it’ll all be alright.” Then he said: “Mate, I grew up around guys like you. I know that look.” And for some reason, that hit me. Because he was the first person in a long time who didn’t act like my problems were just laziness or complaining. He asked: “You seen the app we’re filming for?” I said: “Yeah, seen the ads. Thought it was just another scam.” He nodded: “I wouldn’t come to a warehouse for nonsense.” Then he pulled out his phone and showed me his withdrawals. I couldn’t believe it. Those were numbers I earn in a year. Before he left, he said: “Just don’t be stupid. Don’t throw everything in. Try it carefully.” That evening I went home in silence. No music. Just one thought in my head: “What are the chances Anthon
