Dillian Whyte says Joshua is in trouble: 'I hope he stays sane'

British heavyweight Dillian Whyte believes that on his compatriot and former rival, the ex-champion Anthony Joshua the long years spent in boxing began to tell. According to Dillian, Anthony appears distracted and lacks consistency in his actions.

"He's a strange guy. You can talk to him, but he seems to be absent, looks absent-minded. Lately, he has done some strange things.

There is no consistency in what he does. He puts on this show, pretending to be a good boy, and then all of a sudden Joshua is a bad boy, rapping, talking about hardcore gangsters and all that, but he calls himself a good boy. There is no sequence. He always looked a little distracted.

I hope he stays in boxing as I want to fight him. I want a chance for a rematch. I hope he stays strong and in his mind. I don't want him to go crazy and retire and become a rapper or a priest," White said in an interview with YouTube channel JOE.