Joyce thinks Joshua is a 'glass cannon'

Andrew Karlov March 15, 2022, 4:15 a.m.
Anthony Joshua and Joe Joyce
Anthony Joshua and Joe Joyce

Relationships between British heavyweights Anthony Joshua And Joe Joyce heating up. The two big guys know each other well and have known each other since amateur performances when they were members of the Great Britain team. Joshua won the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics and Joyce won the silver medal at the 2016 Games.

In a recent interview, promoter Frank Warren, who is handling Joyce's career, suggested the idea of ​​pitting his boxer against Joshua. In September last year, Joshua lost to Oleksandr Usyk and lost his WBO, IBF and WBA titles.

Joshua took advantage of the immediate revenge clause, but the second meeting is now in limbo as Usyk is in his home country, which is being invaded by Russian occupying forces. In order not to waste time, Joshua may now have an interim fight. Joshua responded to the offer to fight Joyce by promising everyone on social media to end Joyce's unbeaten streak in one round.

“I stood with Joe in sparring and stopped him in the first round. I would do the same today! Nothing has changed since then,” Joshua said.

It's been almost a week since the announcement, and Joyce finally took to social media to give her answer: "Anthony Joshua, are you in trouble? Where are all your belts? Does sponsorship and advertising money help? You're a glass cannon, stop pretending, you've been offered everything."

To which Joshua replied: "It took you 5 days to come up with this..."

In his last fight in July 2021, Joyce scored a stoppage victory over veteran Carlos Takam in the sixth round.

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