Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder have finally agreed to a two-fight pact Following years of waiting. The heavyweight duo is expected to sign the agreement before their weekend fights in Saudi Arabia.
According to reports, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder, two heavyweight competitors, have agreed to fight each other twice.
This weekend in Saudi Arabia, Joshua and Wilder will compete in different fights. The British fighter will fight Otto Wallin, while the “Bronze Bomber” will fight Joseph Parker.
However, boxing writer Dan Rafael claims that they have already agreed to a multi-fight deal, suggesting that they are looking ahead.
It is anticipated that the former world champions will sign the agreement prior to their Saturday night match.
According to reports from last week, if both Joshua and Wilder survive their battles in Saudi Arabia, they will square off on March 9.
It has long been suggested that Joshua and Wilder fight, and now there’s a chance for them to do it several times in 2024.
Joshua, who was a unified champion twice previously, has been provoked by Wallin, and the British fighter, who has new trainer Ben Davison supporting him, will be hoping to leave a lasting impression on the Swede.
as good as ever Wallin weighed 238.6 pounds, and Joshua weighed 251 pounds.
Joshua gave the self-assured Wallin a serious look.
The past winner is unequivocal about how excited he is to face Wallin.
