"I can help him" - Oleksandr Uzyk offers to train Anthony Joshua, and Brit's new regimen before the heavyweight rematch

OLEKSANDR USAYK is the latest heavyweight competitor to make fun of Anthony Joshua's training regimen.

Rob McCracken, AJ's long-serving mentor, was the main casualty in September's loss of the WBA and IBF belts to the Ukraine sensation.

A replacement trainer for the head of the team is still to be identified, despite the hugely lucrative rematch scheduled for June.

Tyson Fury took a few digs at the demise of the Watford icon's 32-year-old team and offered to train the 2012 Olympic gold boy.

Now, 35-year old Usyk has made the same sarcastic suggestion in advance of their rerun that will be held in London or the Middle East.

Behind the Gloves asked Usyk questions about Joshua's confusion in camp.

The Ukrainian replied, "I don’t care or think about what he’s doing." I don't care whether he changes his trainer, or his camp.

"I am confident that I have my trainers and team, and I don't care what he does.

"In five years, when I am retired, if he still needs a trainer, then I can help him form a team."

Fury, Usyk's WBC champion, attempted to create an undisputed showdown by making Fury's mandatory challenger DillianWhyte step aside.

The final stretch of the talks saw the end before the complex plan gave way.

Usyk is trying to keep his cool despite the disappointing four-belt route, but he will not stand for the Gypsy King because he claimed he didn't fight their fight.

He also holds up his 2018 bravery in Moscow against Murat Gassiev, when the two countries were at loggerheads over Crimea.

He stated, "Fury is lying. I have never ducked anyone."

"I have never dared to duck anyone in my entire career."

"I went to Moscow to fight during tight national relations. I could have faced serious problems.

"But, I went to Russia, to Moscow, and showed the people that I have no fear."