ANTHONY JOSHUA learned how to "outhustle" Oleksandr Usyk and won their rematch. Frazer Clarke was the winner.
Clarke thinks his countryman can get revenge on the Brit heavyweights who have been in the same gym.
The anticipation is building for next month's heavyweight rematch between Usyk & Joshua
Joshua lost the first fight to Usyk last September after a unanimous points decision.
In August, he will face the Ukrainian in a rematch between Saudi Arabians.
Clarke stated that he thinks this time will be different for AJ.
According to him, the Telegraph reported that his focus was on Usyk and outhustling him using educated pressure.
"Although it is awkward against a very skilled Heavyweight, Tyson Fury is not, AJ is focused on the game.
"Listen, Tyson Fury hasn't been spoken in our gym. We know the job is difficult.
"It's clear that Usyk is one the most skilled heavyweight champions we have seen in recent years.
"On a skill basis, Usyk is at the top of Fury's tree, even if one looks back in time. It's not possible to just go in and maul him like some people suggest. He will not be outboxed."
The 30-year old added that the fight could be a "streetfight", which could make it difficult to win the WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight titles.
He stated that AJ would take a positive approach from him and that Usyk is capable of being outhustled.
"We saw it in his fights against Derek Chisora and Chaz Witherspoon, his first heavyweight opponent.
"Let's face it, this fight is not for amateurs, this street fighting is with a referee, gloves, and rules. You have to do everything you can to upset this man and make use of all your talents."
Some people believe Joshua could have had a better fight. Teddy Atlas, Mike Tyson's ex coach, believes that the Brit will lose not only to Usyk, but also Joe Joyce, who could be the winner of the fight.
