Barry McGuigan warned Anthony Joshua not to fight Deontay Wilder after losing streak to Oleksandr Usyk. <\/strong><\/p>\n Two-time heavyweight world champion Joshua is currently gearing up for a spring comeback. <\/p>\n Meanwhile, 37-year-old Wilder recently regained his winning ways against 39-year-old Robert Hellenius thanks to a first-round knockout.<\/p>\n AJ’s promoter Eddie Hahn<\/strong> We are interested in a pair that will play against each other before the end of the year.<\/p>\n But boxing<\/strong> Legend McGuigan thinks it’s too early for Joshua, 33, after another loss to Usyk, 35. <\/p>\n In a column for The Mirror, McGuigan said: If he’s going to achieve that lofty goal, they have to be the right ones in the right order.<\/p>\n “The opponent you want to avoid is Deontay Wilder. Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hahn mentioned Wilder this week, but he’s no one’s fool. That’s too big a step to take at this stage.” Towards 2023, we need to fight more often, and fight lesser gods, rather than tackling big goals.<\/p>\n “The most pressing problem is finding the right trainer. Whoever it is, he needs to go back to basics and rebuild him psychologically.<\/p>\n \u201cJoshua has to improve on being forward and being aggressive. He nailed Lewis in his first fight with a great left hook and dived in to stop him. He has an incredible chin, recovered in seconds and took him out.<\/p>\n \u201cJoshua has to learn how to combine punches while moving his head.<\/p>\n Read more: Joe Joyce says Anthony Joshua is avoiding him for two reasons<\/strong><\/p>\n “There is definitely a question mark on Joshua’s chin. He was nearly stopped at the end of his first fight with Oleksandr Usyk. In his first fight with Luis, he was stopped when he stood up. It made sense to let him back in slowly. <\/p>\n \u201cJoshua got a breather space. A three-time champion story emulating Muhammad Ali is a great idea and doable, but it\u2019s a matter of appetite and how much Joshua wants it. It is a matter of whether there is<\/p>\n “Only he can answer that. If he’s willing to learn and improve, he has plenty of legs left. He’s a great athlete with a big heart and strength in both hands.”<\/p>\n \u201cI think it takes three games to develop the necessary offensive skills. is short and the third camp is likely to be short, no pressure at this stage after three straight losses.<\/p>\n \u201cConfidence comes from being busy and winning. You might see guys like Otto Wallin and Tony Yorka and then a rematch with Joseph Parker. It may or may not give you the platform you need to reach the stars.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Anthony Joshua’s Next Fight: Tyson Fury’s Former Opponent Is ‘Great Potential’<\/strong><\/p>\n Respected boxing writer Dan Rafael claims the chances of what happens next are “very unlikely” for a variety of reasons.<\/p>\n In an exclusive interview with GIVEMESPORT.com, he said:I want you to fight Joshua next.<\/p>\n “Obviously, that’s what they want next. But as you know, Shelley has been promoting and managing boxers for 40 years.<\/p>\n “But he’s on the list of matches I want to do in 2023.”<\/p>\n\n Get all the latest information boxing news<\/strong> Here at GIVEME SPORT.<\/p>\nWhat did Barry McGuigan say about Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder?<\/h2>\n
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What’s next for Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder?<\/h2>\n
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