George Foreman slams Anthony Joshua for being "afraid" and claims that champ 'lost himself' in shock Usyk defeat

GEORGE FOREMAN claimed that Anthony Joshua looked scared and lost who he was when he was fighting against Oleksandr Uzyk.

Joshua defeated his southpaw opponent on Saturday night, and the heavyweight champion was not impressed.


George Foreman slams Anthony Joshua for being afraid and claims that champ 'lost himself' in shock Usyk defeat
Anthony Joshua lost to Oleksandr Usyk in a unanimous decision
George Foreman slams Anthony Joshua for being afraid and claims that champ 'lost himself' in shock Usyk defeat
George Foreman, a heavyweight champion, questioned Joshua's identity inside the ring

The Brit lost his three heavyweight belts, and with them a chance at a PS500 million Tyson Fury Super-fight. He was defeated by unanimous decision.

Foreman, a two-time world champion, questioned Joshua's chin in front of a packed Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

On Twitter, he wrote: "Saw Joshua/Usyk fight AJ seemed afraid?"

"He lost his identity. (Should I be careful (go 12), attack with my power?

"Usyk is a typical southpaw. He says, "If you don't hit me, I'll be awkward to hit you." He took his punishments, but something's wrong. "AJ, who are you?"


George Foreman slams Anthony Joshua for being afraid and claims that champ 'lost himself' in shock Usyk defeat

Foreman's Twitter followers quickly agreed with the legend at 72 years old.

Many made comparisons to Andy Ruiz's June 2019 defeat of AJ.

Follower 'CMP_MD" wrote: "AJs afraid, he doesn't have chin. Ruiz's brutal KO took his mojo."

User 'Mihoeth" added: "AJ is just an overrated fighter and I thought it after Ruiz's first fight. It seems it was proven again... maybe I am wrong ..."

Foreman wasn't the only celebrity to be horrified as Ukraine's Usyk handed out the punishment to Joshua in 12 rounds.

A number of celebrities and Premier League stars attended Spurs' home ground to witness AJ defend his WBA, WBO, and IBF belts.

They could have seen a more shocking result if Usyk hadn't stopped his man from knocking out their home fighter.