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Anthony Joshua's $92 Million Trade Offer Meme

The image features a meme using the 'Trade Offer' template. At the top, a red banner with yellow exclamation marks reads 'TRADE OFFER'. Below the banner, on the left side, the text 'i receive: $92 Million' is displayed, while on the right side, the text 'you receive: a broken jaw' appears. At the bottom center, the name 'Anthony Joshua' is shown. The central figure is Anthony Joshua, a real-life professional boxer, wearing a blue suit with a white shirt and blue tie, standing against a purple-lit background with plants visible behind him. His hands are clasped together in front of his chest, and he has a neutral/serious expression.
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TRADE OFFER
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i receive: $92 Million
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you receive: a broken jaw
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Anthony Joshua

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A trade offer template where Anthony Joshua receives $92 million while the other party receives a broken jaw

Overview

The image features a meme using the 'Trade Offer' template. At the top, a red banner with yellow exclamation marks reads 'TRADE OFFER'. Below the banner, on the left side, the text 'i receive: $92 Million' is displayed, while on the right side, the text 'you receive: a broken jaw' appears. At the bottom center, the name 'Anthony Joshua' is shown. The central figure is Anthony Joshua, a real-life professional boxer, wearing a blue suit with a white shirt and blue tie, standing against a purple-lit background with plants visible behind him. His hands are clasped together in front of his chest, and he has a neutral/serious expression.

Origin notes

This meme is a remix of the popular 'Trade Offer' meme format, which typically presents a humorous or absurd trade between two parties. The format originated on platforms like Reddit and Twitter/X around the 2010s. This specific iteration features Anthony Joshua, likely referencing his high earnings as a top boxer, juxtaposed with the risk of injury (a broken jaw, a common boxing injury) as the 'trade' for the opponent. It is likely created by a user adding text overlays to a photograph of Anthony Joshua, intended for humorous sharing on social media.

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