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Joshua faces a crossroads in his career. But his case to go into a big fight right away is still strong.<\/p>\n
He just sold out Wembley, alongside Dubois, with over 95,000 in attendance.<\/p>\n
While Dubois may be eyeing the winner of Usyk-Fury, Joshua could target the loser. Should Fury suffer another defeat it may well be time for the long-awaited fight.<\/p>\n
Despite the prospect of Fury-Joshua appearing to slip away yet again on Saturday, at ringside there was another perspective.<\/p>\n
A flabbergasted Fury said “that’s cost me \u00a3150m” as the fight was waved off. He was speaking to his manager, Spencer Brown, who tellingly replied: “No, you’re still fighting him.”<\/p>\n
So it appears that fight, which still has huge appeal, could yet go ahead. Joshua has one more fight on his deal with Riyadh Season that he will be expected to honour.<\/p>\n
It means Joshua will fight again, but we won’t know exactly who he will face \u2013 a big name or easier comeback opponent – until Usyk-Fury 2 has happened.<\/p>\n
Verdict: Fury v Joshua if Fury loses, Dubois v Joshua 2 if Fury wins<\/b><\/p>\n<\/div>\n