Former World Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder thinks Anthony Joshua looks set to have a rematch with Oleksandr Usyk tomorrow night.
Former WBC champion no longer has one heavyweight belt he reigned for five years, during which Tyson Fury won his WBO, WBA and WBC unified belts from Wladimir Klitschko. Earned. But when he was forced out of the sport for his three years, the belt widened again and Joshua had to reconsolidate the belt with victories over Charles his Martin, Joseph his Parker, Klitschko and others .
And while fans were eager to see this undisputed battle between his two heavyweights, Wilder eventually decided to drop him off the belt in 2020. He chose his trilogy with the returning Fury. Going into the rematch as Favorite Tag Team and Underdog Challenger, Wilder is in a unique position to understand Joshua's situation.
He feels that the Briton will not be able to regain the belt from Usyk and picks the Ukrainian to remain champion. "I'm going with Usik in this fight," Wilder told FightHype when asked for his prediction. Usik looks more confident than ever.Looking at Joshua, he looks like a different man.
"He seems more broken It looks like it, but maybe I've gotten used to not having a title. You've had something for a long time and the tables can turn, so when you're used to something else, you have a chance to get used to it."
Desperate not to send to this place.Bookmaker based on his recommendation.He understands that Joshua may be struggling with other issues outside the ring.But? He continued. "That's my opinion on things. Maybe it's the pressure of how to be a champion, and he's just being himself. Certain things he's doing outside the ring." I've seen a lot of people talking about it.
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"I'm going. Just like I chose before With Usyk, I'm sticking with it, and I think there's a lot of future like a unification fight if that happens." Wilder is currently preparing to return to the ring in Las Vegas, He will face Robert Helenius on October 15th. He is a heavyweight, like his former rival Fury, and will prove a solid test of where Wilder stands as a top heavyweight at this stage of his career. 59} Read More
