Anthony Joshua names six opponents he wants to face before the end of his career, including Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder and some surprises

Anthony Joshua has named six opponents he wants to fight before the end of his career.

During a lockdown interview with Sky Sports, the unified WBA, IBF & WBO heavyweight champion reeled off a list of figters he hopes to square off with in the coming years.

You can take a look through his picks below.

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1. Oleksandr Usyk

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Usyk is the former undisputed cruiserweight champion and sits as AJ’s WBO mandatory challenger

2. Deontay Wilder

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Wilder is the former WBC heavyweight champion, only recently dethroned by Tyson Fury

3. Tyson Fury

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Fury is the WBC heavyweight champion and previously held the WBA, IBF & WBO belts now belonging to AJ

4. Luis Ortiz

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Ortiz twice challenged Wilder for his WBC belt and twice lost by KO

5. Adam Kownacki

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Kownacki was a highly touted rising heavyweight until his recent loss to Robert Helenius

6. Jarrell Miller

Miller was supposed to face AJ for his US debut last year, but failed multiple drugs tests and so was replaced by Andy Ruiz Jr

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