Anthony Joshua MADE AN UNEXPECTED STATEMENT ABOUT A REMATCH WITH Alexander Usyk Tyson Fury - Usyk

British heavyweight David Allen believes that the WBA/WBO/IBF world champion Alexander Usyk handled Anthony Joshua very convincingly.

"I think the most important thing is faith, self-belief. Usyk won convincingly. He overboxed, Joshua interrupted. At times he got the better of him in shootouts, Usyk even surpassed him in power. He did everything. To be honest, it was quite a one-sided fight. I know they're both Olympic gold medalists, but in terms of boxing skills, they're light years apart.

Joshua's team did not approach the fight correctly at all. I saw him enter the ring and ask for advice along the way. Anthony, you are a two-meter and 114-kilogram heavyweight world champion - believe in yourself. Develop a plan for the fight, train and believe in this gameplay. Stick to it, get into the ring and use your physical strength and size against the Mustache. But I don't think we'll see it. I think Usyk has the answers to everything," Allen told talkSPORT.

Recall that in September, Usyk defeated Joshua by unanimous decision.


British heavyweight David Allen believes that Anthony Joshua may suffer an early defeat in a rematch with the WBA, WBO and IBF world champion Alexander Usyk if he acts too argessive.

"I expect that this time Joshua will make the confrontation with Usyk completely different. I think he will try to pounce on Usyk, use his physical strength and size. But you can't beat Alexander like that - he's too smart. His power caused Joshua problems in the first fight, and I believe that if Anthony runs into a blow, he will lose quite devastatingly.

I think I know how to beat Usyk. But is there a person who can do what it takes? I'm not sure. I don't think Joshua has the necessary attributes for that.

I think Anthony will take more risks this time. As for me, he will come out with an aggressive plan for the fight. I think he will try to take control of the center of the ring and make Usyk back away, try to use his strength. But it can make him vulnerable to Usyk's speed and his excellent boxing skills," Allen told talkSPORT.

The head of the Matchroom Boxing promotion company Eddie Hearn doubts that the owner of the WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight titles Alexander Usyk will return to cruiserweight to fight the absolute world champion in the second middle division Saul Alvarez.

"I think Canelo would have fought with Usyk. Of course, their fight should take place in the contractual weight. Personally, I can't imagine Alexander returning to the first heavyweight.

I know that there is talk about Canelo's fight with Ilunga Makabu. But personally, I think that Alvarez should aim for the title of the absolute light heavyweight champion of the world. It seems to me that he can do it. To become an absolute world champion in two divisions would be incredible.

In a few weeks, I'll sit down with Canelo and Eddie Reynoso, share my thoughts and suggestions with him, and then see what he wants to do. I'm sure he'll get a lot of other offers," Eddie Hearn said in an interview with YouTube channel iFL TV.

WBC World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has released a list of possible contenders for next year.

The Briton posted on social networks a list of five fights that he wants to hold before the end of his career. It includes a trilogy with Deontay Wilder (already held in October this year), a fight with Dillian White, a dilogy with Anthony Joshua and a trilogy with Dereck Chisora.

"I'm looking forward to huge fights next year," Tyson Fury wrote on Twitter, noting in his WBC publication.



Frank Warren, co-promoter of the WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, believes that the owner of the WBA, WBO and IBF titles Alexander Usyk will not be able to do anything about the size of his ward if they meet in the ring.

"I know that on the night of the fight, Tyson will be much more physically. Usyk is a great fighter, but, of course, Fury is also a great boxer. They have similar styles, but I think Tyson's size will be the deciding factor in this fight. I have no doubt about it. Fury would have done what Anthony Joshua couldn't do. He wouldn't have backed away from the Mustache.

Tyson is not a stupid guy. He knows boxing better than you and me. He needs to apply his physical attributes against an opponent. Fury has a very strong chin, excellent defense, a wonderful jab, he has a bigger arm span than a Mustache. Tyson is bigger, he is a more powerful puncher than Usyk.
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