If Deontay Wilder KTFO's Anthony Joshua, what comes next?

[W1LL]

Who will be the next few challengers once we have a single RING/Unified champion? Who would you like to see challenge?

There's obviously Tyson Fury, to clear up any doubt regarding the Lineal champion. Also Oleksandr Usyk is another possibility. Outside of those two, I'm not so sure.

[Ray*]

I could see a few mandatories, probably a AJ rematch. I could see Hearn championing brash Miller or whyte.

[W1LL]

With two wins over AJ, is Wilder set for life then? Can he get to 50-0 against "mandatory" bums and retire? I'd like to see him consolidate his legacy further. Same goes if it's AJ who wins.

[Rockybigblower]

Barring injury it will obviously be a rematch. Winning that would see him cash in on Fury and Parker before a massive PPV fight with Eddies last hope Dillian Whyte.

[Jimmy 23]

Ha ha this is a really good question.I think NOTHing.Maybe Povetkin, but if Bomber can able to destroy AJ - he will beat the **** out of povetkin

[BodiesInFlight]

Joey Abell or the much anticipated Jason Gavern rematch

['b']

If Deontay Wilder KTFO's Anthony Joshua, what comes next?

I could imagine millions of UK bytch boys would commit suicide via inserting a ***** too far up into their ass and rupturing their intestinal walls and bleeding to death.

[Split Decision]

If Deontay Wilder KTFO's Anthony Joshua, what comes next?

I could imagine millions of UK bytch boys would commit suicide via inserting a ***** too far up into their ass and rupturing their intestinal walls and bleeding to death.

pahhaha yess! Take that you british people its usa all the way u got pwned1!

['b']

pahhaha yess! Take that you british people its usa all the way u got pwned1!

British "people"

[Scipio2009]

It depends on how the fight goes

Who will be the next few challengers once we have a single RING/Unified champion? Who would you like to see challenge?

There's obviously Tyson Fury, to clear up any doubt regarding the Lineal champion. Also Oleksandr Usyk is another possibility. Outside of those two, I'm not so sure.

If it's a 6-7 round war, that's back and forth, before Wilder lands the bomb, we're seeing the Wilder-Joshua rematch in Las Vegas, before Wilder then has to work through the mandatories.

Povetkin first, the Pulev-Miller winner next (IBF), and then possibly the Ortiz-Breazeale winner after that (WBC), finally settling that WBA mandatory with the Oquendo-Charr winner, and the Usyk-Gassiev winner if they move up (WBO).

If the Usyk-Gassiev winner doesn't move up, Tyson Fury likely gets angled for that spot, but that's basically Wilder's next 6 fights already spoken for.