The shock loss to Andy Ruiz Jr at Madison Square Garden in June 2019 was a reality check for Joshua and it seemed to have worked. That record for someone who wants to dominate the heavyweight landscape for years to come is simply not good enough. The loss to Usyk three months ago was Joshua’s second in four fights. While some may be disappointed that Joshua won’t be able to immediately redeem himself against the Ukrainian, not fighting Usyk would benefit Joshua in the long term. speaks to for the first time on recent trilogy win over Wilder … /wr78miMSh5- IFL TV October 26, 2021 'That step aside thing, it may not go with what I stand for in terms of bringing me respect, fighting the best, but it may make sense for business.' Respect first, what I'm known for when I leave this division, then being the smartest businessman in my career. But respect to me has a lot more value than money. If the money is right, you have to look at it. I wanted to make sure I make the smart moves when it comes to this business. “I used to watch Tyson, Holyfield, Bowe, we all know the stories of NFL players, basketball players, they make bad decisions. But let me be real, I want to be known as one of the smartest businessmen as well,' Joshua said. “Step aside in terms of, I don't know if that goes in line with what I morally stand for.

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