ANTHONY JOSHUA has jumped into the pool in order to compete against Michael Phelps, an Olympic swimmer.
Two-time heavyweight champion uploaded a video to Instagram showing him meeting the 23rd-time gold medallist.
Joshua and Phelps met up for a short chat before they hit the pool
After a short discussion about swimming technique, the pair hit the pool to race off.
Joshua captioned Joshua's video: "I swam deep end since my business started."
British Olympic champion swimmer Adam Peaty responded hilariously to the video with a pointer for AJ.
He replied to the post simply by saying, "Better dive you'd like him."
This video appears to have been part of an Under Armour advertisement, as both the brand ambassadors and the couple are featured in the advert.
Although it was shot in the USA, Joshua quickly flew to Dubai to continue his tour of various locations around the globe after his defeat to Oleksandr Uzyk.
The Brit, 32 years old, lost unanimously to the Ukrainian in September at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It looked like he was going to be rematching, but he suggested that he might consider a step aside payment in order for Usyk to face Tyson Fury.
He stated that he did not know whether stepping aside is in keeping with the moral code of what a moral person stands for, but that he wanted to be known as one among the most intelligent businessmen.
"I want to make smart decisions, and if money is right, we would have to consider it. But respect is more valuable than money.
"Will you take the step-aside cash? Is it a smart business move? Will it impact my reputation and my respect?
"Will my fight with the best fighters be possible?" These are the three things that I need to think about.
Eddie Hearn has been warned by AJ that AJ does not believe it's worth making him a step-down offer if the offer is not substantial.
If Fury chooses to fight Dillian Whyte, an undisputed fight could be put on hold.
Fury finally made Whyte's WBC mandatory mandatory on Tuesday. He looks ready to win his long-awaited title shot.
Fury is often vocal about Whyte's possibility of facing him.
Before Whyte was ordered to by the WBC, Gypsy King promised to'smash c s face into' and 'butcher he, no problem' if Whyte were called mandatory.
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