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Right now the man to beat for both heavyweight champions, Joseph Parker and Deontay Wilder, is Anthony Joshua.
After last weekend’s majority decision win over Hughie Fury, Joseph Parker can now make a stronger case for fighting Joshua next year.
“I feel every champion has their weaknesses and I feel I am the best. There’s only one way to find out who is the best and that is to get together.
I will show you Joshua’s weaknesses when I fight him,” said Parker at a post fight press scrum.
But apparently, Parker isn’t just after Joshua.