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ANTHONY JOSHUA aims to fight against the winner of the return match of Tyson Fury against Deontay Wilder – but it must first exceed Jarrell Miller.
It was announced Wednesday that AJ would defend his world heavyweight titles WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO against the man known as "Big Baby" on June 1 at Madison Square Garden.
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At the same time, negotiations for the finals of the second part of Wilder and Fury were announced after their controversial draw in December.
And although Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, admits that he's "frustrated" that his man is not facing one of the division's best, he's certain of the trajectory of the game. AJ thereafter.
Speaking at the Hawksbee & Jacobs broadcast of talkSPORT, Hearn said: "Obviously, they are getting closer and we understand it.
"It was a good fight for the first time, but what we are asking Tyson Fury to do is," Do not sign a revenge clause, whatever you do. "
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"The absolute goal for Anthony Joshua is to become the world's most undisputed heavyweight champion.
"He has four belts [three major world titles plus the lesser-recognised IBO]he just needs one. Unfortunately, this belt is held by Deontay Wilder.
"Whoever wins this fight, we want to have the winner. Without a doubt.
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Boxing fans have already expressed their anger at the fact that Joshua will face a man who thinks the most that he will go through.
And even Hearn admitted that facing Miller, undefeated in 24 fights, was not the ideal choice.
"It's very frustrating, it's the first time in his career that things have not gone as planned to be honest with you.
"We all worked hard, regardless of what Deontay Wilder said on Instagram – to try to do these fights.
"Nobody has made us a single offer to fight Anthony Joshua, especially in the last three or four months, and we have continued our efforts.
"With Fury and Wilder coming out as opponents, there are only the other biggest players left: Dillian Whyte and Jarrell Miller.
"Madison Square Garden did a big game to bring Anthony Joshua into their arena. It's a mbadive move for his career. "
Whyte was rebuffed in his own efforts to get revenge against AJ, saying the talks had started too late.
He also slammed the offer that had been made to him for the fight – estimated at £ 4 million.
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