Heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua showed his support for the Black Lives Matter movement by joining a protest match in his hometown of Watford.
Wearing a black hoodie with the movement's name on the front, the WBA, WBO and IBF world champion joined hundreds of others on the peaceful protest on Saturday afternoon.
At one stage, Joshua, who walked with crutches and wore a leg brace as he recovers from a training injury, addressed those gathered over a microphone.
Joshua joined hundreds of peaceful protestors on the march through his hometown
Joshua is the latest high profile sports star to back the BLM movement following the death of African American George Floyd killed by a white police officer in Minneapolis, United States.