Late switch-up no problem for AJ as Frenchman Carlos Takam replaces injured Kubrat Pulev in world title bout
Briton will face number three challenger in his mandatory defence

Frenchman Carlos Takam will fight title-holder Anthony Joshua for the IBF world heavyweight crown on October 28 after the original challenger Kubrat Pulev suffered a shoulder injury, fight promoter Eddie Hearn announced Monday.
Cameroon-born Takam, 36, is ranked third by the governing body and Hearn revealed he had told him to be on standby in case something happened to Pulev.
“I received a call from Kalle Sauerland late afternoon to inform me that Pulev had injured his shoulder and maybe ruled out of the fight – this was later confirmed by his doctor,” said Hearn in a statement issued on Monday.
“IBF rules state that the mandatory will go to the next fighter in line which is Carlos Takam.