Oleksandr Usyk is ready to join Anthony Joshua’s sparring camp. Brit reveals what he said in the ring after the rematch

OLEKSANDRUSYK stated that he encouraged Anthony Joshua to "ease up" following their rematch, before inviting him to sparring in his camp.

Joshua was fuming after losing to Usyk the second time within a year.

After throwing two champion's belts out the ring, he gave a bizarre post-fight speech that AJ later apologised.

It was a distraction from Usyk's outstanding performance, and Usyk was clearly confused by the outburst.

Joshua was not impressed by his attempts to communicate with him. However, he is still willing to assist Joshua in training.

Usyk stated that he wanted to speak to him and I replied, "Ease up man, let's calm down. If I have the time, I would like to visit you in the UK. I'd love to go to your gym so we can spar and do other things. '"

Tyson Fury (34), is the pound-for-pound heavyweight star who will be taking on the pound-for-pound-star in the first-ever four-belt heavyweight unification.

Joshua, 32, is now facing a rebuilding job in and outside the ring after he lost both his cool and the rematch.

However, Usyk made a public defense of AJ and his emotional meltdown as he returned to war-torn Germany for the first time since a few months.

He stated that he did not have any hatred towards him, and that he was a good person.

He was overcome by his emotions. He is not guilty of this. He needs your support and reassurance.

Fury would like to be the undisputed December winner, but Usyk has decided to wait until next year in order for him to recuperate with his family.

Joshua is expected back in December or January, with his prospects in the sport still bright.

Usyk said: "Okay, he lost, so what?" It isn't fatal. It's a temporary respite for doing some homework."