Anthony Joshua SHARPLY WARNED Tyson Fury ABOUT A POSSIBLE KNOCKOUT IN A FIGHT / Deontay Wilder Ruiz

Anthony Joshua SHARPLY WARNED Tyson Fury ABOUT A POSSIBLE KNOCKOUT IN A FIGHT / Deontay Wilder Ruiz Famous American heavyweight Michael Hunter is not impressed with Anthony Joshua's next fight. For his comeback after two consecutive defeats, Joshua chose American Jermaine Franklin as his opponent, who lost in the last duel to Dillian White. According to Hunter, this fight makes sense except for Joshua himself, but not for the fans. "I think it's a terrible fight. They trained together. I think Franklin is a good fit for Joshua because of his simplicity. I don't like this fight, it's terrible. But maybe it's a good fight for Anthony Joshua personally. But if we talk about fans, no, it sucks," Hunter said. David Haye: Joshua must win against Franklin no later than in the fourth round Former world heavyweight boxing champion David Haye commented on the upcoming fight between Anthony Joshua and Jermaine Franklin. "Anthony must win against Franklin no later than in the fourth round. If Joshua doesn't finish him early, then we can conclude that he has serious problems in form." The fight between Anthony Joshua and Jermaine Franklin was announced for the beginning of April this year. At the same time, "AJ" refused to fight with Deontay Wilder the day before. The former UFC heavyweight champion, Cameroonian Francis Ngannou, who recently parted with the promotion after lengthy and inconclusive negotiations on a new contract, does not hide that he wants to try himself in the boxing ring. He even has coveted goals — star Britons Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. And if the latter prefers to remain silent about a possible fight, then Tyson, as always, cannot be restrained — the other day Fury has already challenged Francis. Ngannu reacted to the attack as judiciously and soberly as possible, suggesting not to run ahead of the locomotive. "This may be the next step, but, again, everything needs to be agreed first," Ngannou said. — Let me remind you that Tyson and I have been warming up on social networks for more than two years, and, of course, we all need this fight. The wait dragged on. I hope we will have the opportunity to dot all the I's." American blogger and boxer Jake Paul spoke about the upcoming fight with British boxer Tommy Fury. Their fight will take place on February 26 in Saudi Arabia. "You have no chance, and you know it. You can only beat a taxi driver. I'm sorry, Tyson, but I'm going to beat your brother. I'll do it," Jake Paul said at the sterdown. Earlier, Paul and Fury announced a full-time duel twice, and both times the fight broke down. Jake Paul has already had six fights in the boxing ring and has not suffered a single defeat, while completing four fights ahead of schedule. In the last fight, the American met with former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva and won by unanimous decision. Fury had his last fight in April last year with Daniel Bochanski and won on points. The Briton has eight wins in eight fights. Manager Shelly Finkel, who cooperates with American boxer Deontay Wilder, spoke about the possible fight of his client against Briton Anthony Joshua. "We can organize a fight in the summer if none of the fighters gets injured. This fight is quite real. But in the summer Joshua can choose another fight – against Dillian White. His team can make Anthony an easier fight for a successful comeback. After that, he can already fight with Deontay or Tyson Fury," the manager quotes British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua refused a lot of money for a fight against American puncher Deontay Wilder. This was told by the manager of the "Bronze Bomber" Shelly Finkel. "We were negotiating with Joshua. He said he was ready to fight Deontay if he was paid $50 million. We offered him this amount for the fight in Las Vegas, but "AJ" refused. He didn't want to contact us, and that's his right. But he will never admit that he did not want to fight Wilder," The Sun tabloid reports the manager's words. Today it was officially announced that popular blogger Jake Paul will hold his next boxing match against the brother of the current WBC heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury, Tommy Fury. The fighters will headline the boxing night, which will take place on February 26 in Saudi Arabia and will be shown live on ESPN. Tyson Fury has promised that he and Papa John will make Tommy quit boxing and change his name forever if he can't beat the YouTuber.