Anthony Joshua's bid to become a three-time heavyweight champion will ultimately fall short against pound-for-pound Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk. Anthony Joshua lost a unanimous points decision to Oleksandr Usyk Three years ago, the then-unified heavyweight ...

Anthony Joshua is considering joining Oleksandr Usyk’s training camp in Spain ahead of his imminent comeback. Joshua has been trained by Ben Davison for his last three outings including his

Gearing up for his return to the ring next year, undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk has a new challenger awaiting his comeback to boxing. Widely expected to unify the WBO title against Fabio Wardley off the back of his shock knockout win over Joseph Parker, Ukrainian force Oleksandr Usyk has yet to land a date for his comeback.

As first reported by Darshan Desai, the sanctioning body has set purse bids for November 13. The victor will become mandatory challenger for Usyk, who still holds all four belts. Next up in the agreed rotation is the WBO, meaning Interim Champion Fabio Wardley is first in line for his shot.

A Fury-Joshua fight appeared to be close four years ago. The two appeared on course to meet in a two-fight deal in 2021, but that went sideways after Deontay Wilder won his case through arbitration in the United States that he had a legal right to a third contest against Fury. That took place in October 2021.