Deontay Wilder's trainer talks up Anthony Joshua's'superfight' and tells him he has 'a lot of options' for when he does not retire.

DEONTAY WILDERN versus Anthony Joshua is still a'superfight', despite the fact that neither heavyweight has a world title.

Malik Scott, Wilder's trainer, believes that his man has many options despite losing to Tyson Fury twice.

In October, the American lost his WBC belt and was beaten in the 11th round.

In September, Joshua was easily defeated by Oleksandr Usyk, a former cruiserweight king. The Ukrainian became WBA/WBO and IBF champ.

Scott thinks Wilder versus AJ is still a big draw despite them being knocked off of their pedestals.

Scott spoke to ESNews and said that all those fights (Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk and Fury) are super, super-fights. This is especially true for him and AJ.

"That'll always remain a great fight, no matter what. Usyk and him. He has many options."

Recently, the Bronze Bomber admitted that he may consider quitting after a successful career.

Wilder, who has 41 KOs in his 45 fights, will be remembered as one of the most formidable boxers ever.

Scott, 36, hopes that Scott will think carefully before he quits the sport.

He said, "I told Bro., the other day, that I had been telling him, 'Think about where you are after a loss.' This is a position that most fighters don't find themselves in after winning a fight.

What do you mean by that? What I mean is that Deontay Wilder can look back at his past and see what he's leaving behind if he decides to not do it again.

"Legacy, high finances and if he wants to stay, he can become a two-time champion of the heavyweight division."

"Look at these options. He knocked Fury down twice. He has many options, lots of options.

"You can take Tyson Fury out from the position he is in now. Deontay is in one of the most important positions in boxing at the moment. If he stays, he could become a two time heavyweight champion of this world.

Wilder is contemplating 'what's the next?' Fury will next be fighting in March in a non-title bout.

Joshua will rematch Usyk to try to win his world titles back.