Boxing Legend Warns Anthony Joshua of Brutal Outcome in Deontay Wilder Fight

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Boxing Legend Warns Anthony Joshua of Brutal Outcome in Deontay Wilder Fight
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Anthony Joshua Receives Stark Warning

Anthony Joshua has been cautioned about the potential outcome of a highly anticipated clash with Deontay Wilder. The former two-time unified heavyweight champion was on the path to settle his long-standing feud with the American in a blockbuster showdown scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia in December.

Saudi Boxing Showdown Derailed

The boxing world was eagerly awaiting the showdown between Joshua and Wilder, with both fighters set to compete on the same Saudi card. However, Saudi boxing officials unexpectedly canceled the event, despite both parties agreeing to lucrative deals.

The Prediction of a Boxing Legend

Evander Holyfield, a legendary four-time heavyweight champion, offered his prediction for the fight. Holyfield believes that Wilder will emerge victorious against Joshua. Speaking to ES News, he stated, "I think Wilder will get him."

Concerns Over Joshua's Style

Holyfield's prediction is based on his assessment of Joshua's fighting style. He believes that Joshua's tendency to stand off and leave himself open will play into Wilder's hands. Holyfield explained, "He stands off and he’s open, and when you’re open that way [Wilder] will get the right hand on you."


Boxing Legend Warns Anthony Joshua of Brutal Outcome in Deontay Wilder Fight
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Joshua's Silence and Wilder's Frustration

While Joshua has remained silent on the long-awaited showdown, Wilder has been vocal about his desire to fight him. In an interview with Blue Blood Sports TV, Wilder expressed his frustration, stating, "I just don't know what's up with Joshua, bro. Maybe I'm gonna have to go to England and sit down with him on some real man s***."

The Biggest Fight in the World

Wilder emphasized the magnitude of a potential fight between him and Joshua, calling it "the biggest fight in the world." He expressed his eagerness to have a conversation with Joshua and questioned why he hasn't made the fight happen yet.

Only time will tell if Joshua and Wilder will finally step into the ring together and settle their long-standing rivalry.




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