Anthony Joshua hasn’t ruled out a clash with Deontay Wilder.
Both of the former champions were set to collide before Wilder fluffed his lines and lost to Joseph Parker in December.
But despite this setback Joshua thinks the fight could still happen in the future.
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When asked about the prospect of facing Wilder, the Brit said to Sky Sports:
“It’s a fight that fans want to see. “I’m not saying it’s completely written off.
“It’s a fight where everything was signed and sealed. It just needed both of us to deliver. And he didn’t meet his end of the bargain.”
“You now what it proved to me, I’ve signed to fight Fury, I’ve signed to fight Wilder, I’ve signed to fight a lot of people. I just do good business. I’m a good prizefighter, I don’t duck a challenge.
“I’m always up for it. I’ll always be here and ready to fight any time.”
Anthony Joshua now has a clash with Francis Ngannou to look forward to before a potential clash with the winner of the undisputed clash between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk on May 18th.
