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British professional boxer Anthony Joshua has spoken out in defense of MMA fighter Dillon Danis amid his ongoing feud with YouTuber Logan Paul over Paul's fiancee, supermodel Nina Agdal. The conflict between Danis and Paul has been escalating ahead of their upcoming fight at Manchester Arena on October 14.
Joshua supports Danis' controversial antics
The former MMA star Dillon Danis has recently faced criticism for his actions, including repeatedly posting photos of Agdal online and harassing Paul's partner. Despite the controversy, Anthony Joshua believes that "anything is acceptable in the art of war.”
When asked about the situation, Joshua stated, "I’ll be real, in this game of boxing, there are no rules. The internet is undefeated. All of your information is out there at the end of the day. What you put out there will always come around full circle. Unfortunately, they are using this as a war tactic – and you’re at war. So there are no low blows and anything is acceptable in the art of war."
Restraining order against Danis
Last month, Nina Agdal took out a restraining order against Dillon Danis due to his relentless online behavior towards her. The restraining order does not prevent Danis from being in the same place as Agdal but prohibits him from posting specific photos of her online. It also restricts Danis from sharing any content depicting or portraying Agdal that was not meant to be shared publicly or was obtained without consent.
Agdal still plans to attend the fight
Despite the ongoing feud, Logan Paul has revealed that Nina Agdal will still be attending his fight. Paul, who is also known as "The Maverick" and has recently transitioned into being a WWE superstar, will be participating in his first fight since his loss to KSI in 2019. This time, Paul will be fighting alongside Anthony Joshua as the Prime pair shares the limelight in Manchester. KSI, on the other hand, will be facing Tommy Fury, who gained recognition with his victory over Logan Paul's younger brother, Jake, earlier this year.
