“I fully expect Joshua to knock Ngannou out and beat him very confidently. Fury beat Ngannou, but I think the expectations for Francis were very low. Tyson's performance turned out to be very weak, and he admitted it.
Perhaps we'll get a better idea of Ngannou after the Joshua fight. If he goes the distance with AJ, then people won't be able to denigrate Fury's performance against Ngannou so much. Then Martin can go out and stop him,” Nelson said.
Let us remind you that earlier it became known that Joshua and Ngannou agreed on a fight in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh.
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