SKY SPORTS PUNDIT DROPS BOMBSHELL: WHO'S NEXT FOR ANTHONY JOSHUA?
Former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is gearing up for his next bout as he awaits his shot at the winner of the highly anticipated showdown between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk. With the spotlight on his next move, speculation abounds regarding who he will face in the interim.
Following his impressive resurgence with four consecutive victories, including wins over Otto Wallin and Francis Ngannou, Joshua is now faced with the challenge of maintaining his momentum. While fans eagerly anticipate a potential homecoming fight at Wembley Stadium in September, the question remains: who will Joshua step into the ring with next?
Respected Sky Sports pundit Andy Clarke has offered his insights into Joshua's next opponent, suggesting that staying active is crucial for the British superstar's continued success. Amidst speculation of potential rematches and contractual obligations, Clarke proposes an intriguing possibility for Joshua's next matchup.
Clarke highlights the significance of Joshua's activity level in maintaining his current form, pointing to his recent successes as a testament to this approach. However, the looming rematch clause between Fury and Usyk adds a layer of complexity to Joshua's immediate future, with potential implications for his next opponent selection.
Originally anticipated to face Filip Hrgovic for the vacant IBF title, reports now suggest alternative matchups, leaving Joshua in what Clarke describes as a "slightly difficult situation." Clarke speculates on potential opponents, including the likes of Joseph Parker, noting the Kiwi's recent resurgence and status as the WBO interim contender.
As Joshua navigates this pivotal moment in his career, the boxing world eagerly awaits news of his next opponent. With options abound and speculation rife, Joshua's next move promises to be a topic of intense scrutiny and anticipation.
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