Unified heavyweight world champion Oleksandr ‘The Cat’ Usyk handed Anthony Joshua a lopsided beat down in their clash in September 2021 and snatched the heavyweight belts in style. It came in as AJ’s second professional loss and derailed hopes of an all-British undisputed heavyweight title clash against Tyson Fury.
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However, Anthony Joshua has vowed to win back his belts in a rematch. That said, Mike Tyson delivered some commendable advice to the former champion.
In a recent chat on his podcast, ‘The Baddest Man On The Planet’ said, “I think Joshua…I think he could be still learning some stuff.”
“I wouldn’t fight him right away unless I have had him in the gym with guys that are really awkward left-hand fighters. Because you know he is really outboxing, smart. He wasn’t prepared to handle a guy with a good jab.”
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As Anthony Joshua stepped up against Oleksandr Usyk as a massive favorite, the in-ring outcome proved to be a shocker.
Joshua tried to tactically beat Oleksandr Usyk, but ‘The Cat’s movement bamboozled him. Hence, Joshua now needs to secure a dominant win to re-establish his place in the heavyweight division.
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Joshua vs Usyk 2 could be a potential fight, which makes sense for all the reasons. However, Oleksandr Usyk, who is reportedly back home in Ukraine, does not know when he will return to the boxing ring.
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Amid such a situation, ‘AJ’ can opt for an interim fight before challenging for the world titles. Per reports, Frank Warren has already proposed a fight between AJ and Joe Joyce.
As ‘Juggernaut’ Joyce and Joshua have also bantered on social media, that fight can be an attractive heavyweight contest for fans.
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This bout will also fit in with Mike Tyson’s desire to see Anthony Joshua not step into a fight with Usyk immediately.
What do you make of Anthony Joshua’s situation? Should he bide his time and prepare for the champion, or fight for an interim belt?