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The only way to avoid a mandatory challenger is to set a fight with another world title belt holder. Aka Wilder

"The Russian is the WBA's mandatory challenger and is a potential future opponent for Joshua"

Joshua v Povetkin might be on the cards if Wilder avoids the fight with Joshua. Would be very interesting going on the power Povetkin has.

At the end of the day, Parker and his team were waiting for Joshua to gas, and that just didn't happen, which is why Parker was on the back foot letting Joshua do all the work, hoping he would gas. But he didn't, and kept plugging away with the jab, winning the rounds one by one without taking...

If Price gave it up, and quit boxing as a career I would have nothing but respect for him. If he stays and carries on and gets seriously hurt, I will find it hard to feel sorry for him.

I wouldn't class the fight as 'woeful', as stated it wasn't as explosive as people wanted it to be, and no I won't blame the ref. Joshua answered some questions last night, he has gone the distance without 'gasing' and showed to people he knows how to win a fight whilst hiding behind the jab...

Considering Wilder has stated he wants a body count, I am sure he could give it a try.

Yes, I could see the screens above the ring and the big one at other end of the stadium at the top, very clearly

I had a seat in the middle tier, at one of the ends (not sure which end?) A few rows infront of where the people who have boxes sit. My view was good, you could see who was who and the punches being thrown but when the boxers had their backs to you, you couldn't see what was going on unless you...

After watching the fight live in the stadium, I was impressed with Joshua. No it wasn't the explosive fight that most people wanted BUT Joshua answered some questions, he did not 'gas out' in the middle rounds and showed he can use his jab and reach to beat an opponent, a different side to AJ...

I can't wait. I am currently heading upto Cardiff now, what a undercard to look forward too!