Anthony Joshua's career may be over if he loses Oleksandr Uzyk's rematch fight, says Michael Bisping.

ANTHONY JOSHUA was warned that he could lose against Oleksandr Uzyk again and that his career may be over.

AJ will rematch the Ukrainian pound for pound great in Saudi Arabia next Saturday, after last September's defeat.

Joshua's win, 32, secures him the WBA and IBF heavyweight titles. He is now on track for a decisive fight with Tyson Fury (33).

Michael Bisping, UFC legend, believes that a loss would mean little to the 2012 Olympic hero.

Bisping, 44, stated on his YouTube channel that he wanted to fight Joshua if he wants to remain one of the greatest, to go down as the champion of the world and possibly the best British fighter, then he must win this fight.

"One must think, I'm trying not to be negative here. If Joshua loses this fight it's the end.

"What is he going do more? He is going to try to make it back to the top. He's done it all and has the t-shirt.

He's made a lot of money and has achieved all you can by participating in combat sports.

"If he loses the one, he has lost his last two and also lost his titles against Andy Ruiz."

After losing their first fight six months prior, Joshua, 32, defeated Ruiz in the Saudi desert in 2019.

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This means that AJ has an advantage because he is used to the conditions.

Parimatch was told by Usyk, 35: "I feel comfortable boxing in front a new crowd and at new locations." I go out to do my work.

"I do a lot of work in the gym and have boxed at a new place on many occasions.

"It doesn't matter where I box. It doesn't matter if it is my first or second time. I love to box in new locations."