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Anthony Joshua Crash: Driver was overtaking truck before fatal collision — Court hears

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

A Nigerian court has heard new details about the road crash involving British boxer Anthony Joshua, with prosecutors alleging that his driver was attempting to overtake a moving truck when the Lexus SUV carrying the boxer and his friends crashed into a stationary lorry.

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