Anthony experienced childhood in Watford and moved to the capital when he was 17. After a year he took up boxing after his cousin brought him down to the Finchley ABC to begin preparing.
Being a normally skilled sportsman, Anthony played football at an abnormal state and, with the stamina and speed he had, he could routinely run the 100m in under 11 seconds. Be that as it may, boxing was his obsession and Anthony rapidly ascended through the positions. He wound up noticeably Senior ABAE Champion at 91+kg in May 2010 and was added to GB Boxing's Development Squad. In November that year he ended up plainly Champion of Great Britain, vanquishing Amin Isa.
In 2011, Anthony held his ABAE title and achieved the quarterfinals of the European Championships, and in addition overcoming the Olympic and two-time World Champion Roberto Cammarelle in the quarterfinals of the World Championships. Anthony went ahead to win a silver award, securing him capability for London 2012.
One of the sparkling lights from a standout amongst the best Olympics in the cutting edge period, Anthony resisted the chances amid the last round of the super heavyweight boxing last, where he pivoted a three-guide shortage toward claim the gold award for Team GB.
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