ANTHONY JOSHUA’S PRIVATE CHEF CONFIDENT OF KNOCKOUT AHEAD OF JAKE PAUL FIGHT<br />WITH VID AND PIX<br />BY SAM PRINGLE<br />Anthony Joshua is gearing up to face Jake Paul next month and the chef who fed him behind closed doors says the knockout is all but guaranteed.<br />Tharun Randaya, a chef from Dubai, UAE, cooked for Joshua’s elite team while he was still just a teenager, and has lifted the lid on life inside AJ’s fight camp.<br />The 19-year-old says Joshua is a mix of laser-focused discipline and unexpected charm - a fighter who trains like a machine but still takes time to mentor the young team around him.<br />“I know he takes his training very seriously and I’m very confident in a knockout,” Randaya reveals. “He would always give me life advice and motivation.”<br />The Olympic gold medallist star reportedly treats food with the same seriousness as sparring.<br />“He takes his food very seriously when he’s in camp,” Randaya says.<br />“When we were cooking for him, he had tried many new dishes he’s never had before which he’d liked. But his favourite was going back to the Nigerian meals.”<br />“AJ is a very funny, kind hearted guy. I loved working with him.<br />But one thing Joshua won’t do, Randaya insists, is take Jake Paul lightly.<br />“I don’t think he would compromise just because Jake Paul is his opponent,” he says.<br />If Randaya’s confidence is anything to go by Jake Paul isn’t just losing, he’s getting flattened.<br />ENDS
