Anthony Joshua is told by Dillian Whyte that it's the only way to win - Dillian explains how Anthony Joshua can dethrone Oleksandr Uzyk and win back titles

DILLIAN WHYTE believes that Anthony Joshua has only won the battle against Oleksandr Usyk.

British heavyweight champion AJ will fight the Ukrainian champion in Saudi Arabia this Saturday to try and regain his world titles.


Anthony Joshua is told by Dillian Whyte that it's the only way to win - Dillian explains how Anthony Joshua can dethrone Oleksandr Uzyk and win back titles

Anthony Joshua was told what to do to beat Oleksandr Uzyk

Anthony Joshua is told by Dillian Whyte that it's the only way to win - Dillian explains how Anthony Joshua can dethrone Oleksandr Uzyk and win back titles

Dillian Whyte hopes AJ win so he can have a rematch opportunity.

Joshua could lose his quest for world dominance if he fails to comply.

Victory opens the door to many money-spinning fights like Tyson Fury or Whyte.

Joshua has lost to Joshua in 2015, and the latter has already fought Joshua.

However, Whyte is keen to rematch and has given AJ tips for beating Usyk.

Whyte believes Joshua needs to dig deep and find his old-school, aggressive style of boxing.

He says that Usyk must be on the front foot and that AJ must follow suit.

Whyte hopes Joshua wins this weekend.

Sky spoke to him, "It's an enormous fight, the largest fight of his career."



Anthony Joshua is told by Dillian Whyte that it's the only way to win - Dillian explains how Anthony Joshua can dethrone Oleksandr Uzyk and win back titles



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"I expect him to bounce back. He's a British fighter just like me, and I support only our own fighters, so I hope he does the right thing. I'm happy if he wins.

"I understand [rediscovering his aggressive nature], since I am of the same mindset. I was not as aggressive in my fight against Tyson Fury, but I have said the same thing to me, I need to be more aggressive.

Rediscover your aggression

"I believe it's the right mentality he needs to enter the fight. It's the only way he can win the fight."

"When we fought, there were two fights, and in both of them there was aggression. That's what made the difference between fighting Usyk and fighting me.

"He was trying to outbox someone who's been boxing for 25/30 year.

"I believe that he will return to the aggression he had for my face and do a better job. He could beat Usyk and knock him out.

"Me and him have a lot in common, we both come forward and throw lots of punches, enforce ourselves on our opponents, and I think they'll try to get him back to that."