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title: "Joshua Told He’s “Washed Up” And Whyte Slammed For “Shockingly Sh*te” Performance"
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# Joshua Told He’s “Washed Up” And Whyte Slammed For “Shockingly Sh\*te” Performance

Tyson Fury’s brother, Shane, has claimed that two of his domestic rivals – Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte – are washed up.

Fury beat Dillian Whyte by sixth round knockout at Wembley back in April in a performance that showed levels between the two fighters. Whyte has recently returned to the ring with a somewhat sluggish points victory over previously undefeated Jermaine Franklin.

‘The Gypsy King’ is yet to face Joshua, with many fans believing it will never happen following awkward and doomed-to-fail negotiations taking place on two separate occasions this year.

‘AJ’s most recent outing was his second loss to now-champion, Oleksandr Usyk. The Watford man is looking to get back to winning ways in early 2023.

Shane, who is a key part of Tyson’s training team and the loudest voice from ringside on fight night, told [Pro Boxing Fans](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1_LB6BqoYw&t=477s) that the two British fighters had seen their best days, but picks a clear winner should the pair face off in the ring again.

> “My opinion – I think both men \[are\] washed up, but I think Joshua’s licking his lips looking at Whyte’s last performance cause it was shockingly sh\*\*e. That’s coming from someone who’s just no good anyway. It’s not disrespect to anyone saying they’re washed up and it was a s\*\*t performance, because I can’t do better, it’s what it is.”
>
> “What I’m saying is, from were they \[were\], I just think both men seen their better days – more mentally than anything else with Joshua … If I was Joshua looking at \[Whyte’s performance\] ringside, I’d be wanting him next because I think Joshua walks straight through him.”

Whilst Fury moves towards an undisputed fight with Usyk, [Joshua and Whyte are left out of the title picture for the time being and free to set up a fight between themselves.](https://wp.boxing-social.com/news/joshua-and-whyte-what-was-said-between-them/)

They first faced off in 2015 with Joshua coming away with a knockout win, and the [rematch](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/dillian-whyte-anthony-joshua-news-28584195) is high on the list of potential comeback fights for the former champion. With that said, there are still other names in the running.