Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder

AJ vs Wilder Boxing Online Free Stream & TV Listings

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it’s possible Wilder vs AJ fight on 13 February 2019  ( Not Fixed ) AT LONDONS WEMBLEY STADIUM  – AJ has already Signed the contact!!

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Boxer Joshua eyes Fury or Wilder in 2020

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ANTHONY JOSHUA has become a two-time world heavyweight champion.

The Watford ace downed Andy Ruiz by a wide points decision in Saudi Arabia to win back his WBA, WBO and IBF title belts.

And Joshua now wants a 2020 clash against either WBC champ Deontay Wilder or fellow Brit Tyson Fury.

ANDY RUIZ JR’S dad has claimed the defeated world champion was too busy “throwing parties” to train.

Anthony Joshua totally out-classed Ruiz in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night, winning back his WBA, IBF and WBO titles in a convincing points victory.

The Mexican looked totally out of condition as 30-year-old Brit Joshua out-boxed him in Riyadh.

And Ruiz Jr’s father has blasted his son for coming into the fight overweight.

He admitted his son did not listen to either him or his trainer – and Ruiz Sr believes that the poor preparation played a major part.

Ruiz Jr, 30, ballooned up to 20st 3lbs (283lbs), 15lbs heavier than the first fight with Joshua back in June, when he beat the Brit in seven stunning rounds.

Ruiz Sr said that he told his son “months ago” that he was not going to be good at the weight and revealed that he was not training correctly.

He said Ruiz Jr was getting carried away with buying cars and “throwing parties.”

Ruiz Sr told Boxing Social: “Andy thought he was going to do good at the weight in the fight. I told him a month ago that ‘you’re not going to do good at the weight’.

“’It’s going to be too hard, because you’re going to be tired, and you’re not going to have the movement’. He came overweight, that was the problem.

“It was too much weight for his body. He weighed 283. Plus after he eats, he was almost 290-something.

“There was no way he was going to do something good, so now he’s learned his lesson and now he’s going to come back.

“All the fights that he’s done in his career, he was 255, 257, 246. The last time he fought, he was at 268, and he felt comfortable, but I told him, ‘You have to lose weight’, but at that time, we didn’t have enough time to lose weight.

“That’s why he fought at that weight.” Reddit Boxing stream

Anthony Joshua vs Andy Ruiz 2: Fight date, undercard, TV channel and start time

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Anthony Joshua will bid to win back his three heavyweight titles when he takes on Andy Ruiz Jr for a second time

The Brit lost his belts in stunning fashion in June when he was knocked down four times before being stopped in the seventh round.

Anthony Joshua could rake in £59m from his Andy Ruiz Jr rematch according to Jarrell Miller – but it is also a dark week for the sport as Patrick Day passed away from injuries suffered during his fight against Charles Conwell.

Joshua immediately triggered the rematch clause in his contract and after lengthy negotiations the fight was confirmed for the desert of Saudi Arabia.

Ruiz is confident he can upset the odds again in what is a make-or-break fight for Joshua.

Here is everything you need to know about the rematch…

The Anthony Joshua vs Andy Ruiz 2 fight will take place on December 7 in Saudi Arabia

The fight is due to start at around 9.30pm UK time

The Joshua Ruiz 2 fight stream will be shown on Sky Sports Box Office at a cost of £19.95

 

Wilder vs Ortiz 2 confirmed for Las Vegas on November 23 with Bronze Bomber set to face Tyson Fury after

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DEONTAY WILDER has officially confirmed he will defend his WBC Heavyweight Title with a rematch against Luis Ortiz on November 23.

The pair will face off for a second time in Las Vegas after the Bronze Bomber’s knockout victory over the Cuban last year in New York

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And that leaves the American Wilder still on course for another highly-anticipated rematch with Tyson Fury in February.

Get all the latest reaction right here as well as build-up to some massive upcoming bouts… including Wilder vs Ortiz 2!

Follow all the latest boxing news right here…

A much anticipated WBC world heavyweight championship rematch between Deontay Wilder and Luis Ortiz is on the move.

The fight initially set for November 9th at the Staples Center, is rumored by Boxing Scene to now be set for November 23rd in Las Vegas.

Both camps have decided the November 23rd date as a better option for them, but it will not be inside the T-Mobile Arena, as the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights have a home game scheduled for that date.

The other date tossed around by both camps, September 28th will now see a welterweight unification clash between Errol Spence Jr and Shawn Porter inside Staples Center.

As for November 9th, a boxing match will take place, but not between two of the sport’s top heavyweights, but between YouTubers Logan Paul and KSI, in a rematch of their 2018 draw inside London’s O2 Arena.

Deontay Wilder explains three-fight plan that includes Tyson Fury – but not Anthony Joshua

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Deontay Wilder has promised he will give Tyson Fury a rematch, but it does not appear he’s planning on getting in the ring with Anthony Joshua any time soon. The 33-year-old American made his return to the ring in May, his first fight since a dramatic draw with Fury last December.

Deontay Wilder

Fury went down in the final round but got back to his feet and became the first professional fighter to avoid defeat against Wilder, with the judges scoring the fight a split-decision draw. The Brit was insistent he had won the fight and demanded a rematch, but that has not transpired after talks broke down. Wilder is now set to face Luis Ortiz, the Cuban whom he knocked out in March last year. Though that rematch does not have a date as yet, Wilder has insisted that it will take place. ‘Ortiz is definitely happening,’ Wilder told the BBC Sport. ‘I am looking forward to fighting him ‘After I knock him out I will go to Fury, knock him out and then we will go for a unification. ‘Once I get rid of Ortiz, I will get rid of Fury too. We will figure it out but Ortiz comes first.’

Deontay Wilder confirms he will fight Anthony Joshua despite Brit’s shock title loss to Andy Ruiz Jr

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DEONTAY WILDER will still fight Anthony Joshua even after his shock loss to Andy Ruiz Jr.

The undefeated WBC heavyweight champion watched the 29-year-old Brit get stunned by the 19st American on June 1 and lose his three belts.

WBC champion Deontay Wilder insists he is happy to face Anthony Joshua despite his shock loss to Andy Ruiz Jr

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Joshua was dethroned of the unified titles after losing to Andy Ruiz Jr

But the 33-year-old, on a speaking tour of the UK, says Joshua could still face him.

The Bronze Bomber said: “People ask me if I will fight AJ and I say a loss is not the end of the road.

Wilder is also open to the opportunity of jumping ahead of AJ and fighting Ruiz in an undisputed showdown before their winter rematch.

Wilder and Ruiz Jr are both advised by mysterious boxing mogul Al Haymon and the American confirms an in-house battle would be easier to arrange than the rematch that is dragging on.

He said: “In boxing, anything is possible, me and Andy are on the same team so it would be very easy to make that fight.

“Boxing can look set to go in one direction but it can go down another. I am open to all possibilities.”

When the Wilder vs Joshua fight ?

The fight was amazing and controversial, the judges had it right, it was a a very close fight.

DEONTAY WILDER blasted Anthony Joshua after the Brit lost his heavyweight belts.

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The Bronze Bomber took to Twitter just minutes after AJ was beaten by Andy Ruiz Jr in New York.

Joshua, 29, was dropped four times before the referee brought the bout to an end in the seventh round, taking the WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO titles away from the Watford man.

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And WBC champ Wilder, 33, claimed AJ was “not a true champion”, brutally mocking his rival.

He tweeted: “He wasn’t a true champion.

“His whole career was consisted of lies, contradictions and gifts.

“Facts and now we know who was running from who!!!! #TilThisDay”

Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn was read the tweet during his post-fight press conference and hammered Wilder for lacking class.

Hearn said: “I’m sure there will be lots of people who are delighted AJ lost tonight.

“Deontay Wilder has zero class for kicking Joshua while he is down.”

Wilder knocked out Dominic Breazeale in the first round of their bout last month to retain his WBC title for the ninth time.

Like Joshua taking on Ruiz, Wilder was seen as taking the easy option by fighting Breazeale.

But while the American savagely dispatched his opponent, AJ simply could not do the same.

Despite somehow being UP on one of the judge’s scorecards, he was dominated by the Mexican-American for the majority of the bout and was deservedly beaten.

Joshua was accused of “giving up” and “lacking chin” by some fans but promised to return after the major shock to the 25-1 underdog.

He said: “I got beaten by a good fighter.

“It will be interesting to see how far he goes, but this is all part of the journey.

“He’s a champion for now, I shall return.”

Joshua is now expected to take a rematch with Ruiz towards the end of this year to reclaim his belts.

Wilder, meanwhile, will fight Luis Ortiz next and has then promised that an agreement has been reached for a Tyson Fury rematch. Wilder vs Ortiz Boxing

Joshua could crash Wilder vs Ortiz rematch to force American to take unification bout

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ANTHONY JOSHUA is ready to crash Deontay Wilder’s next fight to force him into the undisputed decider the British hero craves.

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AJ, 29, has been chasing the American WBC king for two years, trying to put his WBA, IBF and WBO belts on the line to decide the one man who rules the division.

The 33-year-old demolished Dominic Breazeale on May 18 and fans were hoping the two giants would settle the score, only for Wilder to agree to rematch Luis Ortiz in September.

And Joshua, who fights Andy Ruiz Jr at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, says he could return to the US to ruffle some feathers and try to make the fight.

 

 

Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder: Betting odds, date, time, venue – all you need to know

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Anthony Joshua taking on Deontay Wilder is the fight the boxing world has wanted to see for some time – but when will it happen?

An April date at Wembley Stadium has long been mooted for the highly anticipated showdown between the heavyweight division’s outstanding two boxers.

But as always it is not as easy as getting the two men in a ring, with lots of negotiations still yet to be completed before any announcement for this fight is close to being made.

Joshua and Wilder do seem to both want the fight, which is a good starting point, but the money men will have to come to an agreement before the bout can be finalised.

So how did we reach this point with Joshua v Wilder still in the balance? Our guide will tell you everything you need to know about what would be one of the biggest fights in modern history.

Joshua v Wilder betting odds

Even at this stage with some way to go before a fight can be announced – although Wembley Stadium on April 14 is a firm venue and proposed date – Joshua v Wilder betting odds have been on offer for some time.

The bookmakers are in agreement that Joshua would be the favourite to win, with his home advantage perhaps giving him a slight edge over the American.

That the fight is set to take place at Wembley is also a boost for Joshua, who has had two of his last four bouts at the venue, ensuring he will be quite at home in those surroundings.

Joshua can be backed at around the 1/2 mark in the Joshua v Wilder betting odds, although these prices could change quite significantly in the weeks and months leading to the fight.

Wilder, in contrast, is the outsider with boxing fans who want to back the American to become the first man to beat Joshua able to do so at 2/1.

Draws are almost unheard of in the world of elite boxing but a price of 33/1 for there to be no winner on the night completes the main section of the Joshua v Wilder betting odds.

Joshua to win by knockout, TKO or disqualification has been priced up at around evens, while the British boxer is as big as 6/1 to win the bout via a technical decision.

It is 2/1 for Wilder to win by KO, TKO or disqualification and boxing fans can back him to beat Joshua on a technical decision at odds of 18/1 with some bookmakers who are already running Joshua v Wilder betting odds.

The Fury fight – a blockage to Joshua v Wilder?

A fight between Wilder and Fury had been a long time coming, but the Briton’s extended absence from the ring made it seem as though the bout would simply never happen.

For much of 2018, however, negotiations were ongoing between Joshua and Wilder to try and make their fight happen instead. But no agreement could be reached, allowing the resurgent Fury to make his case for the chance to take on Wilder.

That fight will take place on December 1 and is eagerly anticipated, although there is no doubt boxing odds fans would prefer to see Joshua v Wilder if they had a choice between the bouts.

Wilder is the favorites in the boxing betting with the bookmakers and, should he come through the fight, it should leave Joshua as the obvious next contender for him to face.

Betting odds update on the latest state of Joshua v Wilder negotiations 

Eddie Hearn has said he will take a contract to Wilder’s fight with Fury, ready for the American to sign and commit to a bout against Joshua.

Invited Deontay Wilder to attend Joshua vs. Ruiz Jr. on June 1

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AJ vs WilderEddie Hearn has invited Deontay Wilder to attend Anthony Joshua’s fight on June 1 against Andy Ruiz Jr. at Madison Square Garden in New York. Matchroom Boxing promoter Hearn wants to have WBC heavyweight champion Wilder (41-0-1, 40 KOs) sit down with IBF/WBA/WBO champion Joshua (22-0, 21 KOs) to try and negotiate a unification fight to get it done for later this year.

However, Hearn isn’t sure if Wilder can get the 50-50 split that he’s asking for, but he says it’s a possibility that AJ might agree to it.

Hearn name dropping Wilder’s name to try and get him to come to the Joshua vs. Ruiz Jr. could be construed as an effort on his part to get more boxing fans interested in the Joshua-Ruiz Jr. fight.

It’s unlikely that Wilder, 6’7″, will bother attending the Joshua vs. Ruiz Jr. Wilder wanted to attend Joshua’s fight former WBO champion Joseph Parker last year so that he could get into the ring, but he wasn’t the green light by Hearn to be able to do that.

Both Joshua and Hearn didn’t want Wilder to enter the ring. A lot has changed in the past year, hasn’t it? Given that experience, Wilder likely won’t take Hearn up on the offer to attend the Joshua-Ruiz Jr. fight.

Joshua vs. Ruiz Jr. will be streamed on DAZN in the United States, and shown on Sky Box Office in the UK.

AJ vs Wilder hope, Tyson Fury mocked, Amir Khan claim

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AJ vs Wilder live – Anthony Joshua wants to fight Deontay Wilder by the end of the year 2019

Anthony Joshua’s Deontay Wilder plan revealed

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Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed ‘AJ’ is hoping to unify the heavyweight division against Deontay Wilder by the end of the year.

“Hopefully in November-December,” Hearn told Sky Sports.

“Josh is fighting June 1 and then he’ll go in November-December, and that’s when we want the Wilder fight.

“It’s the only fight to make next for both guys, but everything we’re hearing out of their camp is not really giving us much encouragement that this is the fight that is going to happen.”

Tyson Fury mocked by Deontay Wilder

WBC heavyweight king Wilder has once again accused Tyson Fury of ducking a rematch with him.

“Fury knows his real reason for not fighting me,” Wilder said ahead of his showdown with Dominic Breazeale a week on Saturday.

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“That’s why he signed the contract with ESPN. He didn’t want that fight.”

He added: “I whooped Fury, I was the aggressor. “The highlight of the first fight was me knocking Fury down.

“Tyson don’t want me; he knows I gave him a concussion. I understand why he made the decision he did.

“I hurt Tyson Fury very badly. I gave him a concussion. This man had memory loss. And that’s not healthy. So if he needs a warm-up or a tune-up to get some of his marbles back, go do it. Take as many warm-ups as you need.

“He says he’s got three more fights. And those fights will lead up to me. And this time I’m going to finish it. So go get healthy. Because I want the best Tyson Fury when the time comes.”

AJ vs Wilder Boxing : Anthony Joshua will turn down £37m to fight Deontay Wilder in the US and insist it takes place in Britain

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AJ vs Wilder Boxing : Anthony Joshua is ready to turn down a £37million offer to fight Deontay Wilder in the USA by insisting their world heavyweight unification bout takes place in the United Kingdom.

Hearn said that Joshua, holder of the WBO, IBF and WBA titles, should be allowed to have home advantage against Wilder, of Alabama, who holds the WBC crown.

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Joshua is prepared to take a pay cut of more than £7m to fight in front of his home fans. Wembley Stadium, Twickenham Stadium and even the Olympic Stadium are three possible venues for the blockbuster contest to take place, with the preference being for an outdoor venue to stage the fight in September.

AJ vs Wilder Boxing : Joshua has been offered a baseline of $50m (£37m) to face Wilder in America by the WBC champion’s team, but Hearn insisted: “AJ’s not really swayed by an extra £10m or £15m. He’d rather do the fight over here in front of his fans.

“Yes, [fighting in the UK] is an advantage. But AJ genuinely is thinking more of the fans in his decision. How many would we be able to get in America? Maybe 6,000 to 10,000 fans. AJ said: ‘Is that it?’ When you’re dealing with 90,000 and he could bring an undisputed championship fight to Britain, AJ is genuinely interested in that stuff. The old saying about how you have to go to America to make it big, I don’t see that anymore. That’s not in AJ’s mind.

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“I think Rob’s feeling is as an ex-fighter you should fight for these belts on your turf. There’s an interview AJ did after his last fight that has been played back a few times and he basically says, for years and years British fighters have had to go to America for the big fights.”

Guide to Watch AJ vs Wilder Boxing in USA .

AJ-Wilder : Deontay Wilder ready to fight Anthony Joshua at Wembley this summer

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Deontay Wilder has accepted Anthony Joshua’s challenge and “is ready to sign and come to the UK to fight this summer” in a unification contest to decide the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.
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The US fighter’s team are ready to begin immediate negotiations, Wilder’s co-manager Shelly Finkel confirmed on Monday, after promoter Eddie Hearn stressed the need to get the fight signed for this year.

Who would win between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder?

The American fighter is prepared to accept a 60/40 split of the fight purse with the two camps having already broadly discussed a two-fight scenario, with the first contest most likely at Wembley Stadium and the second in Las Vegas or New York.

“We are really glad that Anthony Joshua said for the first time ‘I will fight Deontay next…’ and we believe he is a man of his word. Deontay accepts the challenge,” Finkel told Telegraph Sport.

Joshua had been quick to call out Wilder in the ring immediately after defeating Joseph Parker in Cardiff, where he claimed the unbeaten Samoan’s WBO title to go with his own IBF and WBA belts. Now only American Wilder, the WBC champion who is undefeated in 40 contests, stands in the way of the Briton unifying all the division’s belts for the first time in history.

Finkel revealed to The Telegraph that he will make contact with Eddie Hearn, Barry Hearn and Matchroom Sport this week, wanting to stress that Wilder, for whom he is co-manager with the influential Al Haymon, is committed to the contest. “We want to make it public that Deontay wants the fight, and we are prepared to come over, or meet here and get the deal done. Deontay is ready to sign and come to the UK to fight this summer.”

 

Vasyl Lomachenko vs Anthony Crolla fight prediction, undercard, LIVE stream

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Anthony Crolla is out to cause an upset that would shake the boxing world when he takes on unified lightweight world champion Vasyl Lomachenko.

A two-time Olympic gold medallist, Lomachenko has only fought 13 times as a professional.

But his outstanding in-ring talents have seen him become a three-weight world champion in that time with the Ukrainian widely regarded as the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet.

Vasyl Lomachenko vs Anthony Crolla

Understandably, Crolla will enter as an overwhelming underdog. After recovering from a fractured skull suffered when he was struck with a concrete slab after confronting two burglars at his home, the Manchester fighter became a world champion in November 2015.

Crolla heads state-side for just the second time in his career with his meeting with Lomachenko taking place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Friday April 12.

Full details for the card are still to be announced but it will be an early start for UK fight fans with ringwalks expected no earlier than 4am. The undercard programme is set to get underway at 1am.

Crolla vs Lomachenko and Ramirez’s fight will stream live and exclusively in the United States beginning at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT on ESPN+  .

Joshua vs. Miller: Big Baby Miller shoves AJ at New York

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Miller vs AJ live – Unbeaten challenger Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller showed that he means business today in shoving Anthony Joshua clear across the stage during their kickoff news conference on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York.

The security jumped in between the two fighters to make sure that fists didn’t start flying between them. Joshua looked kind of taken aback by the violent reaction from Miller v Joshua wasn’t expecting to be pushed by Miller, because he almost fell.

The shove did look kind of staged. Did Miller, promoter Eddie Hearn and Joshua have this incident planned ahead of time in order to attract interest from the American public in this fight?

It wouldn’t be surprising. They’re going to need to do a lot better than the tired shoving bit if they want to get the U.S boxing fans interested in the Joshua-Miller fight, because neither of them are popular, and the fight is viewed as a dreadful mismatch of the first order by the hardcore fans.

For future meetings between Joshua and Miller, Hearn is going to need to make sure the two are kept far enough apart to prevent a repeat of what we saw today . Joshua (22-0, 21 KOs) vowed afterwards that he was going to humble Miller by shoving jabs down his throat, and targeting his “big head” and “big body” with his fists in their fight on June 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Joshua vs Miller : This is Joshua’s first fight in the United States, and it’s important that he make a good showing in defeating the undefeated American in front of his own boxing fans at MSG and on DAZN.

 

Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte at Wembley next if Deontay Wilder does not want fight

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Eddie Hearn has said Dillian Whyte is next in line to fight Anthony Joshua at Wembley if Deontay Wilder does not abandon plans to face Tyson Fury again.

In a thrilling rematch at the O2, Whyte won his third fight of the year and second by knockout, when he dropped Dereck Chisora in round 11 on Saturday night.

AJ vs Whyte

Joshua does not have an opponent for his next fight in April and there has even been talk of him going to fight Jarrell Miller in New York.

In his post match interview, Whyte issued a heated challenge to Joshua, pointing at him and saying: “I want that lanky piece of s*** right there,” leading to the heavyweight champion to respond on the ring apron.

“If Deontay Wilder doesn’t want to fight Anthony, then I think it should be Dillian Whyte.”

Read more – Wilder vs AJ live stream

Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder Boxing LIVE STREAM On ESPN

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WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has offered $50m (£35.9m) for a unification fight with WBO, IBF and WBA titles holder Anthony Joshua.

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American Wilder posted a video on Twitter which shows Joshua saying he would accept the fight for $50m.

Wilder said “all the money is in the bag so I expect you will be a man of your word”.

Meanwhile, Wilder’s manager Shelly Finkel confirmed to ESPN that an offer had been made.

Finkel also said the offer contains no rematch clause and that it would be the next fight for each boxer, taking place between September and December at a venue of Wilder’s choosing.

However, Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn said earlier this month that the WBA has ordered the Briton to enter into negotiations with mandatory challenger Alexander Povetkin.

Wilder added: “Tell Eddie Hearn to let you personally check his email this time. By the way, I sent your manager Rob McCracken the email as well.

“I am looking forward to our meeting in the ring.”

Unbeaten Joshua added the WBO belt to his collection after a unanimous points win over Joseph Parker in Cardiff on 1 April, while Wilder beat Luis Ortiz in his last fight in March.

Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder: Brit gives HUGE fight update

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ANTHONY JOSHUA is confident a fight with Deontay Wilder will happen and says there’s a huge chance it will be in 2018.

There has been a lot of speculation over a fight between the two heavyweights which would decide the undisputed champion of the world.

But a deal is yet to be agreed with offers reported to be going back-and-forth between both camps.

Anthony Joshua defeated Joseph Parker to add the WBO strap to his IBF, WBA and IBO titles in March while Wilder holds the WBC belt.

Wilder offered Joshua $50million for a fight, though there has been no confirmation of a deal.

“You can’t just offer me a buyout fee though. I’m not here to sell my belts and let you take control of the whole fight.

“I want to build this fight to the full potential. I want it in the UK, they want it in America. It’s little things like that we need to sort.

“We’ve got a long time to finalise things though. Potentially it will be the end of the year but I’m really interested.”

And when Sky Sports presenter Anna Woolhouse said “Fingers crossed it does happen”, Joshua was quick to respond with: “It will”.

Joshua vs Wilder: Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn have 24 hours to accept $50m offer from Deontay Wilder

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Anthony Joshua has received an offer from Deontay Wilder, confirmed as a 50-50 split with a guarantee of $50m, and has been told to respond in the next 24 hours.

Joshua, trainer Rob McCracken and promoter Eddie Hearn received emails sent directly from the Bronze Bomber’s personal address, with his promoter Shelly Finkel subsequently confirming an offer had been made

In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports, Finkel confirmed a take-it-or-leave it $50m (£35.9m) offer had been made, with a deadline of “close of play on Thursday” (Friday 12am UK time).

Eddie Hearn says Deontay Wilder’s substantial $50m offer is a PR move but if he can provide a contract, Joshua might agree to a mega-fight

Deontay Wilder offers Anthony Joshua $70m purse for world heavyweight unification fight

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WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has put pressure on Anthony Joshua with a huge offer for a world unification fight.

American boxer Deontay Wilder has front-footed negotiations for a world heavyweight unification fight with Anthony Joshua, offering his British rival a guaranteed purse of US$50 million (NZ$70m).

WBC champion Wilder is desperate to fight Joshua who has the IBF, WBA and WBO belts to find an undisputed champion.

Wilder’s promotional team appear to have come up with mega-money for the bout though Joshua’s boss Eddie Hearn has his doubts.

Joshua has been given 24 hours to sign the contract by Wilder’s boss Shelly Finkel.

“We want [Joshua] to fight Deontay in his next fight and we offered him US$50m,” Finkel told Sky Sports UK.

“If he accepts it, it will be there. Al Haymon and I have never not delivered what we’ve offered.  If [Joshua] says he is not going to take US$50m, it means he doesn’t really want to fight him next.”

Finkel said the offer contains no rematch clause and that it would be the next fight for each boxer, taking place between September and December at a venue of Wilder’s choosing.

Who’s next for Anthony Joshua?

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Deontay Wilder

In any other sport, it would be WBC champion Deontay Wilder next for Anthony Joshua. Sports like to define an undisputed world No 1. Boxing rarely works that way. The biggest fight is defined by where, when, and what the the purse split will be. It could take months, or even over a year to complete the deal.

Alexander Povetkin

The Russian is the No 1 contender to Joshua’s WBA belt. The 38-year-old knocked out David Price on the undercard of Joshua-Parker with a chilling left hook.

Jarrell Miller

‘Big Baby’ Miller from Brooklyn is another loud American with a marketable record – 20 wins with 18 knockouts – and could provide a US East Coast debut for Joshua. Already mentioned as a summer option by promoter Eddie Hearn.

Dillian Whyte

The re-match against the Londoner that Joshua would have any time. There is bad blood between them – plus Whyte is WBC No 1 challenger to Wilder. Victory over Whyte could force Wilder into a WBC fight with Joshua if he delays, but the timing for a Joshua-Whyte stadium contest does not feel right at present.

Tyson Fury

Joshua made it clear after the Parker fight in the ring that Fury is on his hit list. But Fury has not fought since defeating Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015, and most likely needs a comeback fight first.

Deontay Wilder ready to fight Anthony Joshua at Wembley this summer

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Deontay Wilder has accepted Anthony Joshua’s challenge and “is ready to sign and come to the UK to fight this summer” in a unification contest to decide the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

Joshua vs Wilder

The US fighter’s team are ready to begin immediate negotiations, Wilder’s co-manager Shelly Finkel confirmed on Monday, after promoter Eddie Hearn stressed the need to get the fight signed for this year.

The American fighter is prepared to accept a 60/40 split of the fight purse with the two camps having already broadly discussed a two-fight scenario, with the first contest most likely at Wembley Stadium and the second in Las Vegas or New York.

“We are really glad that Anthony Joshua said for the first time ‘I will fight Deontay next…’ and we believe he is a man of his word. Deontay accepts the challenge,” Finkel told Telegraph Sport.

Joshua had been quick to call out Wilder in the ring immediately after defeating Joseph Parker in Cardiff, where he claimed the unbeaten Samoan’s WBO title to go with his own IBF and WBA belts. Now only American Wilder, the WBC champion who is undefeated in 40 contests, stands in the way of the Briton unifying all the division’s belts for the first time in history.

Finkel revealed to The Telegraph that he will make contact with Eddie Hearn, Barry Hearn and Matchroom Sport this week, wanting to stress that Wilder, for whom he is co-manager with the influential Al Haymon, is committed to the contest. “We want to make it public that Deontay wants the fight, and we are prepared to come over, or meet here and get the deal done. Deontay is ready to sign and come to the UK to fight this summer.”

Eddie Hearn said on Sunday morning that there is a small window of opportunity before Joshua must defend three other belts against mandatory challengers. In response, Finkel, who has the authority to get the contest signed from the Wilder side, told The Telegraph: “We’re ready. Let’s do it. And anyway, unification fights always trump mandatories. A unification between Wilder and Joshua would push the mandatories back.

“Assuming it will be Wembley Stadium in the summer, we are ready, and if they are ready as they say they are, we want to get it done. We want the fight, they want the fight, the public wants the fight. There is nothing to stop it going ahead.”

how to watch Warrington vs Frampton Boxing on December 22

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Warrington vs Frampton live – IBF world featherweight champion Josh Warrington says “fans are the real loser” over a pay-per-view clash when he meets Carl Frampton on 22 December.

Frampton vs Warrington

On the same night as Warrington, 28, defends his title at Manchester Arena, Dillian Whyte meets Dereck Chisora in a heavyweight bout at London’s O2 Arena.

Fans will need to pay for two pay-per-view events if they wish to see both.

The 22nd December sees 2 big PPV fight brought to you live on the big screens at Rileys. Selected Rileys clubs will be screening both the Matchroom PPV Sky event and the BT Sport event.

how to watch Frampton vs Warrington on December 22

* DILLIAN WHYTE VS DERECK CHISORA II
* CARL FRAMPTON VS JOSH WARRINGTON
This is only available in selected venues with multi screens.

Tickets start from £5 including a drink and can be purchased by selecting your venue and choosing your ticket.

The Hall of Fame promoter confirmed his final PPV of the year for the date in question as Josh Warrington defends his IBF featherweight belt against Carl Frampton.

Weeks later, Hearn announced Whyte vs Chisora 2 live for the same date. The move was met by groans from fans, although Hearn insisted he had no other alternative.

The Matchroom boss then offered to work out a deal with Warren to ensure both fights didn’t clash for the watching public. Whyte vs Chisora live stream & Frampton vs Warrington live stream

AJ vs Povetkin Boxing : What time is the fight on Saturday

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If you Looking AJ vs Povetkin Boxing fight time on Saturday . Read more > Joshua vs Povetkin Fight in another huge world-heavyweight clash, and it’s nearly upon us. The Russian is the mandatory challenger to Joshua’s WBA title and the Briton will also be defending his WBA Super, IBF, WBO and IBO belts when the two fighters meet in London.

Saturday, September 22, 2018 – ie this weekend in Wembley Stadium (London). Joshua last fought at Wembley when stopping Wladimir Klitschko in April 2017.

The fight will be shown live on Sky Sports Box Office.

You can find out more on how to book and live stream the fight right here.

How to Watch AJ vs Povetkin Live Stream – Instant Access

Joshua’s fight with Povetkin takes place at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night .  The bout will be available to watch live on Sky Sports Box Office for a fee of £19.95. The main event should commence at around 10:30pm.

AJ vs Povetkin

Anthony Joshua hints at Deontay Wilder super fight next by claiming he wants to ‘collect’ WBC world heavyweight title

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Wilder vs Joshua Boxing : AJ already has the IBF, WBO and WBA Super titles, but needs the Bronze Bomber’s WBC belt to become undisputed world heavyweight champion 

Anthony Joshua has dropped the biggest hint yet that he will fight Deontay Wilder next by insisting he is out to collect all the belts.

The Brit already holds the WBA Super, IBF and WBO belts after unifying the titles against Joseph Parker, but is now aiming for the American’s WBC strap.

Public negotiations have dragged on for several weeks already, but Joshua has sent a message to his rival, revealing his intention is to add the WBC and become the undisputed champion.

“W.e’re B.elt C.ollecting,” Joshua wrote, capping up the initials of the final governing body left in his pursuit to reign supreme, adding a fire emoji.

Joshua posed alongside the three recognised world titles he owns, along with the IBO strap, next to his former trainer Sean Murphy.

Who wins the fight?

Mike Tyson makes BOMBSHELL claim about Deontay Wilder vs Anthony Joshua fight

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BOXING legend Mike Tyson is well qualified to cast his opinion on the proposed heavyweight super-fight between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder, having ruled the division with an iron fist during the peak of his powers.

Mike Tyson

Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion of all time when he smashed Trevor Berbick in two rounds as a 20-year-old back in 1986.

The Brooklyn-born fighter went on to enjoy one of the most memorable careers in the sport’s long history – but the heavyweight division he left behind has ignited once again in recent years with the emergence of Joshua, Wilder and Tyson Fury.

Speaking on his podcast, Bite The Mic, recently, Tyson weighed in with his prediction on who would triumph in the battle between the two reigning champions.

“I don’t give him [Wilder] much of a chance,” Tyson explained.

“I just think Anthony Joshua does better with tall opponents.

“I saw him fighting a short guy [Takam] and he didn’t do that well with him, they stopped the fight real early.

“But with tall guys, like Deontay Wilder, I think he’ll do real well with them. Like he did with Klitschko.”

It comes after Matchroom boss Eddie Hearn revealed why Joshua is prepared to play hardball with Wilder during negotiations with his American counterpart.

Deontay Wilder Accepts Anthony Joshua’s Challenge, Says ‘I Can’t Wait To Meet You In The Ring’

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After Joshua’s win vs. Parker, Hearn said Wilder’s team didn’t seem interested in negotiating for a fight. And there’s little doubt negotiations have been contentious in the past. Joshua, who’s estimated to earn £20 million ($28.1 million) for fighting Parker, had a 65-35% split for the total money generated by their bout.

Though Wilder said in the past he wants a 50-50% split, that was never realistic. Instead, he’s now reportedly saying he’ll accept a 60-40% split.

 

Promoter Eddie Hearn will hold a meeting with Deontay Wilder’s team in New York next week as negotiations continue for a fight against Anthony Joshua for all the heavyweight world titles.

Joshua is still waiting to receive a counter offer from WBC king Wilder, who did not accept a reported flat fee of $12.5m for a massive showdown with the British star, the IBF, WBA and WBO belt holder.