Anthony Joshua's prediction changes over the winner of Tyson Fury against Deontay wilder as Brit eyes winner

ANTHONY JOSHUA has tipped Deontay Wilder, an 'obsessed" driver, to settle the matter with Tyson Fury this Saturday.

In a Las Vegas trio fight on Sunday morning, the American will try to reclaim WBC heavyweight title from Gypsy King.

Wilder, now 35, has made it his sole goal to be a two-time heavyweight champion since Fury stopped him last February.

Joshua believes that The Bronze Bomber will cause Fury to lose his first professional loss.

AJ answered a question about predicting the outcome of the fight and said, "I'm not too concerned."

"Look, you asked the question. Let's take Wilder. He seems obsessed. It's like he wants it.

"He seems very focused on the task ahead. So, you know, focused men are dangerous. He's focused.

"Wilder might win the decision." It has to be a knockout.

Joshua, 31 years old, had originally tipped his Brit friend to do the job in the Vegas desert.

He said that Fury won the previous one, so I'll vote for Fury. You're only as good and as bad as your last performance.

"Good luck to them both."

Joshua still has to process his defeat by Oleksandr Usyk in a unanimous decision last month. This ended his second reign of unification heavyweight champion.

The Watford warrior is determined to rematch the smooth southpaw in early next year, and is optimistic of making amends for his second professional loss.

He stated, "I have watched the fight and analysed my preparations. I've identified my errors."

"I've learnt my lesson. Do not worry about me. My spirit is strong!"

AJ stated immediately after the fight that he didn't believe AJ would be able to change his mind if he saw it from a negative perspective.

But if you see it from a positive perspective, you will realize that I lost.

"But that's not a lesson. That's a blessing. It can be used as fuel to improve my life.

""And use it to right my wrongs. From there, you can only improve.

"So, I'm not going to hold myself back from the mistake that I made. I'm only going to lift myself up and say, "Actually, what do you know? It was a hard fight.

"But from that fight I'm going to go away, get out my notepad and find ways of improving."