American boxer Deontay Wilder has disclosed that he’s ready to face former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in his next fight.
Wilder made this known after Saturday’s win over Derek Chisora.
Recall that both Wilder and Chisora traded heavy punches for 12 rounds in an explosive bout at the O2 Arena in London, with the American emerging winner by split decision.
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Speaking after the bout, Wilder, who bumped on Joshua, stated that the British boxer is afraid to fight him.
“let’s do it” before following it up saying “he’s scared” as he walked away.
“It wasn’t a few words, I dapped it up with him and I said: ‘Now let’s get it on.’ I’m ready for whoever, long as these guys are in the heavyweight division, I am here.
“You can call me Mr Clean, because I want to clean up the whole division. The division is nothing without Deontay Wilder,” the 40-year-old later said while addressing the exchange with Joshua.
