If you managed or promoted Joshua what would be his next 3 fights

[lex_fugitive]

Brock Lesnar. A boxing match between AJ and Brock would be 3rd highest grossing fight ever behind only Mayweather-Pac and Mayweather-McGregor.

If AJ wanted to prove he is the top hw fighter, he would be fighting Wilder instead of begging him not to confront him live on t.v. shown in the U.S. and England. As long as all AJ cares about is money, then go all in. If Dana White could get Brock on board, AJ would sign with him in a heartbeat. These bums like Takam, Parker, and Whyte might get him $15 million a fight, but one fight with Brock would be over $100 million. Easy. And an easier fight too!

[ashadam]

Miller
Povetkin
Whyte 2

[lex_fugitive]

Why do idiots say Tyson Fury?!?

If we are doing old, retired fighters, I'd say the real Tyson, Iron Mike Tyson! Just as much chance as him coming back as 400 pound Fury. Fury was never retired, he's been saying he is going to fight in a few months for literally the past 3 years. He is like a Kardashian. Got famous and now just famous for being famous.

Also, there is literally no way AJ could fight Wilder and then Fury. Assuming AJ is willing to go clean and undergo year round VADA testing, like the WBC requires, and assuming he beat Wilder, than Fury would have to get ranked by the WBC and also undergo year-round VADA testing.

Fury failed a test before the Wlad fight. However, in the UK, the UKAD, doesn't release any information until the investigation, and all appeals are complete. Which kept his dirty test secret until well after the Wlad fight. There were numerous hearings, which Tyson said he was going to go to, to prove his innocence, and get back in the ring. When the hearings came up, Fury never went to any of them, and quietly accepted his two year suspension.

Also, of note, while signed and training for the rematch with Wlad, testing people came to test Fury, and Tyson refused to be tested, told them to f*** off, and made them leave. He was being investigated for that, which would have resulted in a four year suspension. So Fury simply retired, and the UKAD never pursued that incident.

It is cute, and a good story, but Tyson Fury is not a professional boxer, and he never was close to being good enough to even be a contender with year round random ped testing.

As long as we are going to ignore reality, let's just go all the way and call for AJ vs. Mike Tyson!

[Mammoth]

Wilder
Povetkin
Miller
Fury

[SplitSecond]

Wilder

Whyte-Browne winner
Jarrell Miller/Ortiz

Can't go too far, because the division should be in motion, opponents will become more or less viable.

[JimRaynor]

Anyone who isn't saying Wilder first after Parker, is not confident AJ can beat him.


Wilder
and then it doesn't matter who the next two are, they're all the same.

[GhostofDempsey]

Post Parker if he wins...

Miller in the U.S.

Wilder in the U.K.

Fury in the U.K.