Anthony Joshua: The ‘Money’ Heavy Weight with Tough Choices ahead

Promoter Eddie Hearn says the recently knocked out Anthony Joshua “is still the money that is heavyweight in the division” and has his choice of junk from whomever he wants to fight. The options for Joshua (28-4, 25 COs) regarding winable battles for him are slim.

Frozen star

AJ is the ‘money’ -man at heavyweight but has gone through the supernova stage and is now a Frozen star. This is a one -way process. Joshua cannot reign again to become a star again because he has used up his nuclear fuel. He exists only in the body, a used power. Hearn knows that the current top heavyweights are too good for AJ. It is almost impossible to choose the right opponent to keep Joshua going.

Hearn mentions that Joshua, 35, will fight twice this year, and these are the options:

– Tyson Fury: Unlikely
– Daniel Dubois against Joseph Parker winner
– Martin Bakole
– Deontay Wilder

Fury is the price of the litter that Hearn hopes will come from the pension to fight Joshua, but he says it will happen within the next two weeks. It’s all nicely deserted. AJ must decide on his next fight in June. Fury does not look good to resume his career unless Turki Alashikh offers him inexplicable wealth to come back. I don’t think he will do this time, because Fury looked something horrible in December last year in his re -broadcast against Oleksandr Ulsyk.

The way Hearn’s eyes lit when he mentioned the possibility that Parker defeated IBF champion Dubois this Saturday night in Riyadh, it’s clear that it’s the man he wants for Joshua. He is so easy to read. AJ’s best chance of beating one of Hearn’s options is against Parker, because he is brilliant nowadays, afraid to focus on his power play after his loss of Joe Joyce.

Just for money

“To the disappointment of many people, AJ is still the money of the heavyweight division, and we can fight who we want,” Eddie Hearn said Ariel Helwani About Anthony Joshua is the fighter who brings in more money than the other heavyweights. “AJ has two or three (fights over).”