I don’t blame Joshua for Monday’s mystery, by the way. He of all people deserves to ease his way back into things given the tragedy and trauma he encountered only in December. He is also, to his credit, at least fighting a thirtysomething Albanian heavyweight in a gimme fight, as opposed to the thirtysomething Albanian cruiserweight Tyson Fury elected to fight in his 2018 comeback. Remember him, do you? Sefer Seferi was his name. I recall having to look that up, too, and can recall how impressed and relieved I was that his first and last names were so strikingly similar. If nothing else, that alone made Sefer Seferi a name easy to remember. It was certainly easier to remember the name Sefer Seferi than it was remembering the name Kristian Prenga whenever I went to write the name Kristian Prenga during this Kristian Prenga-related column. More than once, in fact, I have written his name as “Kristian Jenga”, my own method of memorising having cruelly backfired on me. One only hopes that Kristian Prenga doesn’t collapse from the first remotely heavy touch he feels on July 25.
