By Edward Chaykovsky
Olympic gold medal winner Anthony Joshua (10-0, 10KOs) is growing in confidence as he plows through the competition. On January 31, he steps in the ring with heavyweight veteran Kevin Johnson.
Joshua is looking for a big domestic blockbuster in 2015. His promoter, Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Sport, is looking to match him against any of the top British boxers in his division - including Tyson Fury and David Haye.
But if Joshua could pick the perfect domestic opponent - he would select former two division champion David Haye (26-2, 24KOs). Haye has been inactive since a July 2012 knockout of Chisora. He was twice scheduled to face Tyson Fury and withdrew with injuries.
"If I was to line them all up, David Haye is the one I would like to fight. He’s the best and when you fight the best it brings the best out in you. I need to step up, which is what we’re doing. I think we’re going to take some risky fights and I’m sure I’ll overcome them," Joshua said.

