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AJ deserves more respect than he generally gets. Regardless of hype and his limitations he was the one genuinely trying to achieve greatness by unifying the division. Taking up boxing at 18 and 10 years later being an olympic gold medalist and multiple world heavyweight title holding champion...

It makes me sad too. I loved the early gun slinging Joshua, he was really exciting to watch. I was even down with his attempts to become a better boxer but it seems like the Ruiz loss has left him in a kind of limbo. It showed that his chin was not the best, that he could be knocked silly...

With Fury? They were going to fight until Wilder forced a third fight with Fury. Or do you mean when Fury first came back?

Nothing against Usyk but I hope AJ knocks him out spectacularly. Then we can finally get Joshua v Fury. Wilder can **** right off. That one trick pony delusional bell end has held the division up for way too long.

I enjoyed the fight. Thought it was very entertaining. Cannot wait for the Fury fight now. Imagine if the fight was held at Wembley a few weeks before the Euro 2020 final with England playing and winning. What a period for English sport that would be!

I really don't understand this attitude. Joshua has had 24 professional fights. In his last ten he has: fought Dillian Whyte and won the British title. fought Charles Martin and won the IBF world title fought two easy defences. fought Klitschko and won the WBO and IBO world titles retained...