ANTHONY JOSHUA'S trainer Robert Garcia said that Oleksandr Usyk could only beat a style similar to that of a prime Mike Tyson.
Garcia, a former world champion was hired by AJ to fight Usyk in a heavyweight rematch. Usyk has already lost to Garcia last year.
Mike Tyson, a 20-year-old heavyweight champion, became the youngest.
Oleksandr Usyk twice beat Anthony Joshua
It was an unfortunate repeat performance as Joshua finished last month in Saudi Arabia with just 121 points.
Ex-undisputed cruiserweight king Usyk remains unbeaten in 20 fights, and is still leading boxing's pound for pound list.
Garcia says that no one can dethrone the Ukrainian with the ironic Iron Mike style.
FightHype was told by him: "Man Usyk is very hard.
"I don’t know if any heavyweight fights like that. But if we had a fighter similar to the old Mike Tyson I believe that that style would beat Usyk.
"But we don’t have anyone like that in heavyweight.
"As far as the top guys go, I don’t believe there’s anyone who can fight like Mike Tyson, so it might be difficult to find someone to defeat him."
Tyson, now 56 years old, is the youngest champion in heavyweight boxing. This was his most destructive area.
After Usyk, 35 had retained the WBA and IBF belts, he called on Tyson Fury (34), to be his undisputed champion.
He wanted to wait for next year, after returning to war-torn country and having left behind friends and training.
Fury was not able to accommodate this, so he suddenly turned his attention towards Joshua, 32.
AJ accepted a split from a challenger of 60/40 to return a shot at a world title shot.
Frank Warren, Fury's promoter, said that contracts were sent to Joshua for a December 3, fight at Cardiff's Principality Stadium.
Anthony Joshua photographed with Robert Garcia
Tyson Fury has agreed to fight Anthony Joshua in December
