“In some ways I feel sorry for Joshua, although I probably shouldn’t feel sorry for him, given that he’s an Olympic champion and a multi-millionaire. He gets a lot of criticism and I think he's stuck between two styles and isn't sure which one to use in fights. If Anthony can reignite his flame like he did before, then I don't see why he can't fight successfully.
If AJ wants to beat an opponent like Wilder, then I think he needs to be a little more like the old AJ and try to do it. I think if Joshua tries to keep his distance and box, he could get knocked out,” Frampton told DAZN.