Super-fight at risk

Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder have received a warning that their highly-anticipated super-fight in 2024 could be in jeopardy due to a potential upset in Saudi Arabia. While a deal is in place for the two former world champions to finally face off next year, they must first navigate their upcoming fights on the same card in Saudi Arabia.

A Chance for Upset

Promoter Frank Warren, who represents Tyson Fury, believes that unexpected outcomes are possible in the fights leading up to Joshua and Wilder's potential clash. Warren stated that both Otto Wallin and Joseph Parker, Joshua and Wilder's respective opponents, have genuine belief in their abilities to win and secure bigger opportunities in the future.

Competitive Fights Expected

Warren emphasized that the undercard of the event promises competitive bouts, presenting the potential for surprises. While the main event has captured the attention of boxing fans worldwide, the supporting fights on the card are not to be overlooked.

The March 9 Showdown

The scheduled date for Joshua and Wilder's showdown is March 9, with the venue set to be Saudi Arabia. With so much at stake, Joshua knows that anything less than a victory against Wallin could have significant consequences for his career.

Joshua's Determination

Joshua expressed his complete focus on his upcoming fight against Wallin, emphasizing his determination to deliver a dominant performance. He acknowledged that while he may have other aspirations in his life, his immediate priority is getting past Wallin in order to secure his future in the sport.

Source: [TMZ UK]