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✅My Telegram - https://t.me/gtboxing92 ✅Starlinks collection - https://send.monobank.ua/jar/aifufhE9z British heavyweight David Allen (26-9-2, 20 KOs) spoke about the unusual fight planned to be held in Thailand between former world champion Tyson Fury (35-2-1, 24 KOs) and former world title contender Mariusz KO3. Allen shared his opinion on the organization of this fight, appreciating the idea of ​​​​bringing together the ex-world champion in the ring with an experienced Polish veteran who has been performing in the professional arena for a long time. “I guessed it. I thought the fight would take place in Thailand, but I didn’t expect that the opponent would be Wah. If the Joshua fight does happen, it’s probably not worth the risk of him getting sidelined, but people won’t like him fighting Wach. But if he gets in the ring against Joshua and beats him, no one will remember it. I don’t think it’s a great PR move right now, but if he thinks it’s going to help him in the big fight with Joshua, that’s his business. Could Wach cause Fury any problems? No, I imagine it would be like working with a heavy punching bag,” Allen said. The fight between the boxers will take place on Friday, July 24, at Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand. Former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs) shared his impressions of training together with Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk (25-0, 16 KOs), who twice defeated him in championship fights. According to the Briton, working in the same gym allowed him to better understand what made Usyk the dominant figure in the modern heavyweight division. Joshua highlighted three main qualities of the Ukrainian, which, in his opinion, made him the strongest heavyweight of his generation. “There are three things that I learned while being with Usyk,” Joshua is quoted as saying by Boxingscene. “There is a physical component to sport, and it can be improved through training and working on endurance. There is a mental component, which can also be developed, with the help of psychologists or your own work on thinking.” “But there’s one thing that really sets you apart, and that’s what I see in Usyk, the spiritual component,” Anthony said. “When all three of those elements are in harmony, it’s very difficult for you to win.” According to Joshua, he is already at a high level physically and psychologically, but now he wants to pay more attention to spiritual development: “Physically and mentally, I’m very strong. If I can improve my spiritual component, I’ll reach the level I want. I still want to become the absolute champion. I still have the ambition and desire to achieve that.” Undefeated Ukrainian champion Oleksandr Usyk (25-0, 16 KOs) continues negotiations with representatives of Zuffa Boxing regarding his next fight, which is expected to be the final one in his professional career. Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian’s team was considering two possible options for continuing his career. One of the most likely is a fight against former world champion Deontay Wilder (45-4-1, 43 KOs). The possibility of organizing this confrontation is currently being discussed with the head of the promotion, Dana White. Information about the negotiations was also confirmed by the sports director of Usyk's team, Sergey Lapin, noting that this option is indeed in the active stage of discussion. Wilder's team expressed a condition under which they would agree to this fight. "If Deontay receives an offer to fight Usyk, he will simply accept it. Usyk is a great champion, and going into the ring against him was a real honor for my fighter. We will accept the invitation to fight if the proposed conditions suit us," assures Shelley Finkel, Wilder's longtime manager and advisor.