Anthony Joshua 'will push the rules to the limit' to win Oleksandr Usyk rematch, David Haye believes
Former two-weight world champion, David Haye, believes Anthony Joshua will have learned from his mistakes in his first fight with Oleksandr Usyk and come out on top in the rematch.
Usyk took advantage and systematically broke down AJ over the 12 rounds, winning comfortably on the judge’s scorecards to be crowned the unified WBO, WBA and IBF heavyweight world champion. “I really believed first time round that Anthony Joshua was going to beat Usyk.” Haye told talkSPORT. “I just thought physically, he was too big, too imposing, punched too hard and when they got in close he would just be able to rough him up.
“I think he’s going to do what he should’ve done in the first fight and that’s be the bigger man, push the rules to the limit, you need to be warned by the referee for infringing some of the rules and while doing that, do some damage inside.
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