That sounds more like a dream than something realistic. Joshua has already lost several times, so I don’t think he belongs on the same level as Usyk right now.
Usyk dominated the heavyweight division despite being smaller than both Joshua and Fury. He didn’t rely on size, he simply outboxed them.
Looking at his record, he beat Joshua twice and Fury twice. --- Not once, but twice.
At this point, Usyk has already proven he is not on their level.
Those were two completely different rounds, and it's hard to say why Joshua was so bad in the first round. But I think the most important thing is that he was able to hold his own. And it's strange why Prenga started acting differently in the second round, because it seemed like his fast attacks were getting good results. Although perhaps he was afraid to continue like that for fear of running out of steam. Congratulations to Joshua, I saw that Usyk was there too, and he was worried about Joshua.
It's really a competition worth watching over and over as it looks that Joshua will not make it in the fight between him and Usyk as it was hot in the beginning that I thought no escape for Joshua to survive. Only to see him regained strength and began to build up points and was declared the winner. Jushua have always prayed for a day like this to come and it's here. He got the point right on time.
What I learned from the game was pasisten, never given up on oneself no matter the challenges don't give up.
