Anthony Joshua was willing to help Oleksandr Usyk train him for his next fight in Cardiff.

OLEKSANDR USAYK is available to assist Anthony Joshua with his training for the next fight.

Usyk defeated AJ twice in points within 11 months, but now he is ready to show his old foe some new tricks.

Sky Sports spoke to Alexander Krassyuk, his promoter. He said that he would come and give him some advice if necessary.

Joshua, 32, engaged in an unusual post-fight rant following his recent loss to Usyk (35), in Saudi Arabia.

The unbeaten Ukrainian failed to calm AJ down, but he is open to sparring.

Usyk stated that he wanted to speak to him and I replied, "Ease up man, let's calm down. If I have the time, I would like to visit you in the UK. I'd love to go to your gym so we can spar and do other things. '"

The pound-for pound star returned home to his war-torn homeland and was welcomed back by family and friends.

After spending months training away from them, Usyk decided to forgo fighting until next year.

This ended hopes of Tyson Fury, WBC champion, being the heavyweight division's first unification bout.

Fury, who is unpredictable, offered Joshua a split of a 60/40 purse to fight in Cardiff on December 3.

AJ's management company claimed that they had accepted the terms and will send paperwork.

Frank Warren, Fury's promoter, told talkSPORT that the contracts were on their way. The signing of the contracts is key to this fight.

"I won't go into too much detail because the last time people made statements, it all went wrong.

"Everybody wants it, there are no obstacles in the path, so hopefully we can get it done very quickly, but it is not over until it is signed.

There are many facets to getting it done, including lawyers and broadcasters.

They accepted an amazing offer, even though it was rejected.

"The deal's basis, 90% of what is important in the deal, it is OK. The remaining 10% we need to sort out."