Anthony Joshua favored over Deontay Wilder, says Usyk

Garcia recommends Joshua for Fury fight

Wilder coming off knockout win over Helenius, Joshua rebuilding after Usyk losses

Oleksandr Usyk, the reigning heavyweight champion, has given his assessment of a potential fight between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. In an interview with Sky Sports, Usyk said that he believes Wilder has a 60% chance of beating Joshua if the two were to ever fight. Usyk's assessment is based on Wilder's power and size advantage over Joshua. Wilder is known for his devastating right hand, which has knocked out 41 of his 43 opponents. Joshua, on the other hand, is a more technical boxer, but he has been knocked out twice in his career, both times by Usyk. If Joshua and Wilder do eventually fight, it will be a highly anticipated event. Both fighters are among the biggest names in boxing, and their styles would likely make for an exciting fight. However, based on Usyk's assessment, it seems that Wilder would be the favorite going into the fight. In other news, Anthony Joshua's trainer, Robert Garcia, has recommended that Joshua fight Tyson Fury next. Garcia believes that a fight with Fury would be a good opportunity for Joshua to regain his confidence and prove that he is still one of the best heavyweights in the world. "I think Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight in the world right now," Garcia said. "He's a very difficult fighter to beat, but I think Anthony Joshua has the skills and the size to give him a good fight." Joshua is coming off a stunning knockout win over Robert Helenius, while Fury is rebuilding his career following two losses to Usyk. A fight between Joshua and Fury would be a massive event, and it would be one of the most anticipated fights in recent memory.