TYSON FURY "annulated" Deontay wilder because the American is too monodimensional.
Anthony Joshua, Fury's British counterpart and heavyweight champion world champ, agreed with this opinion. He was not surprised at what transpired in the rematch.
In 2020, Fury beat Wilder around the ring until the Bronze Bomber team pulled him out.
Despite Wilder's claims to the contrary, everyone who was there saw that he was being completely outclassed.
Joshua is still facing calls to fight Fury in a unification battle. He believes Wilder's weaknesses have been exploited brutally.
Sky Sports interviewed the WBA, WBO, and IBF champ. He stated that he believed Tyson Fury could do what he did .
"I felt that Deontay Wilder was a formidable ex-champion, and has a chance of coming back, but I knew it would be difficult for him to get to the top because it's one thing to get there, and another to stay there.
"We've seen him in some of his fights. He's had a difficult time and then he hits his punch and he wins.
"But, I believe that you cannot have just one weapon when you go to war. My right hand was the only weapon."
"Once that was taken from him, which Fury did," I don't want to get into tactics but he was capable of annihilating Wilder and exposing some of his weaknesses.
"Fury did an excellent job tactically, and I look forward to their rematch."
SunSport reported that AJ would be willing to jump in an undisputed decider against Fury if the Gypsy Kings' camp can end their respective bouts.
Next weekend, Joshua will face Oleksandr Usyk in the Tottenham Hotspur.
