Anthony Joshua Joshua broke his silence following a fight with Tyson Fury, his 'enemy.'
The former world champion even admitted that he was 'low key happy' about the Body Snatcher.
Anthony Joshua said he was happy for Dillian Whyte
Fury, 33-year-old, and Whyte (33) have reached an agreement to enter the ring in this year's Ring of Honor.
When they meet, the Gypsy King's WBC Heavyweight World Title will be at stake.
Joshua shared his short views of the showdown via Snapchat.
AJ stated: "Even though DillianWhyte is an adversary of mine, I'm low-key happy for him."
Joshua was offered a step-aside to give up his fight with Oleksandr Usyk, the unified heavyweight champion.
The Watford ace, now 32, is expected take on the Ukrainian champion during the spring.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredHowever, Whyte and Whyte were unable to win the purse bid to stage Fury's first fight for a world-title.
Frank Warren's PS30.6m outbid Hearn's PS24million bid.
Fury wins 80-20, which means he will get PS24.5m and Whyte PS6.1m.
Fury, 33 years old, suggested it could be held in the UK by posting a picture on Instagram right after the purse bids.
Fury smiled and said, "Big GK is coming back." UK baby
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