text: Joshua promises 'aggressive style'
  Anthony Joshua has told himself "don't be cautious" as he plans a return to his explosive best.
  Joshua is ready to defend his IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight gold against Alexander Povetkin on September 22, live on Sky Sports Box Office, after being taken the distance for the first time in his previous outing against Joseph Parker.
  "Go in there, and have fun - don't be cautious because it's ruining my aggressive style," Joshua said to US media on a DAZN conference call on Monday night.
  "The reason I say that is because I'm versatile. I can keep it long or slug it out. It depends what I analyse from my opponent. I analyse them punch by punch and I switch up my style as the rounds go on."
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  "He could swing a sweet left hook, boom, lights out," Joshua said. "History changes. That's enough pressure in itself because you know the backlash that it comes with.
  © Reuters Boxing - Anthony Joshua & Alexander Povetkin Press Conference - London, Britain - July 18, 2018 Anthony Joshua, Promoter Eddie Hearn and Alexander Povetkin pose for a photograph after the press conference Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Couldridge
  Former WBA 'regular' champion Povetkin, 39, has 24 knockouts from his 34 wins and most recently stopped Price on the Joshua vs Parker undercard.