Commentator Sergio Mora likes the idea of Anthony Joshua fighting the old veteran Dillian Whyte next. Mora feels that\u2019s a good matchup for the former two-time heavyweight champion Joshua (28-4, 25 KOs) because he\u2019s \u201cfelt his power\u201d before, when they fought in 2015.<\/p>\n
Sergio thinks it\u2019s a bad idea for Joshua, 35, to face Jared Anderson (18-1, 15 KOs) because it would be a \u201ctricky\u201d<\/strong> fight for AJ. Anderson throws combinations and moves well around the ring. Joshua wouldn\u2019t be able to count on him weighing in the 260s, being slow and ponderous like he would if he fought 37-year-old Whyte (31-3, 21 KOs).<\/p>\n AJ\u2019s \u201cAntique\u201d Career Stage<\/strong><\/p>\n Jared Anderson and Whyte were both mentioned as options for Joshua\u2019s next fight. He needs a notable opponent that he has a good chance of beating, and those two meet the requirements. Joshua isn\u2019t going to fight one of the young killers<\/strong>, like Moses Itauma, Richard Torrez Jr., or Dainier Pero.<\/p>\n He\u2019d likely lose to all of them. I hate to say it, but Joshua is an antique<\/strong> at this stage of his career. He couldn\u2019t be paired with younger fighters of equal ability or power, because he\u2019d likely lose. We saw what happened to AJ last September when the badly flawed Daniel Dubois blew him out in five rounds. He made Dubois look like pure gold in that fight.<\/p>\n I wouldn\u2019t want to see Joshua fight Whyte. That\u2019s an awful fight, but the Brits are sentimental and would likely love a fight between AJ and Dillian.<\/p>\n