The IBF, WBO and WBA champion recuperated from a staggering bombshell in his first battle against the Mexican-American to recover the belts by means of a wide consistent choice in Saudi Arabia.
Joshua, who is of Nigerian legacy, visited the nation between the two battles and is quick to bring the principal world heavyweight title battle to the mainland since the 'Thunder in the Jungle' in 1974.
Advertiser Eddie Hearn has gotten various ideas to arrange Joshua's next battle. Be that as it may, with the Briton prone to be compelled to confront his compulsory challenger with the IBF, Kubrat Pulev, a London homecoming battle stays a progressively prompt likelihood.
"Individuals had been disclosing to me I ought to return for a very long time. It was insane in light of the fact that they don't have 24-hour power yet despite everything they know me and bolster me," Joshua said.
"I went to the ghettos of the ghettos where it's not about inner selves and meat, it's about individuals who are eager to endure.
"It was perhaps the best thing I've done. Africa's pulling for me without a doubt, so I would love to battle out there."
Joshua's folks are both of Nigerian drop and he really endeavored to speak to the nation at the 2008 Olympics.
Be that as it may, meanwhile, he demanded he's not taking his eyes off the present after the exercises learned in his first battle against Ruiz.
"Five months from now, the belts go noticeable all around and I need to safeguard them once more," Joshua said.
"I am just the victor for a considerable length of time once more, so I can't get excessively got up to speed at the time and need to remain concentrated on the main job, which isn't remaining undefeated anymore, however remaining boss for whatever length of time that conceivable."
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