Anthony Joshua has some advice for Tyson Fury after his viral interview with True Geordie was cut short amid a barrage of insults.
While doing some commercials for his upcoming fight with Derek Chisora, ‘The Gypsy King’ was unhappy with the exploratory nature of the interviewer’s questions. Although the insults – including t**ser, t**spot, bearded w**ker, and sh**house – he signed with may have been a little fun, but so to speak that the atmosphere until then was icy.
Joshua, who holds the WBA, IBF and WBO belts, has said that there is a specific way that champions should conduct themselves in interviews. Sport reported the Watford man’s reaction to the footage.
“Listen, there’s one thing that’s the champion of the ring and the other that’s the champion of the people outside the ring.”
“I know it’s very difficult for the boxers right, we are not members of an institute so we have a little bit of peace of mind but I just think there is a way that we need to handle it ourselves. . Regardless of whether the interviewer urges us on or not.”
“We need to deal with fashion better because there are young people following us.”
“I am not a judge who can say what is right or wrong, we just have to try and behave better when we can, in front of the camera. When we can, just try. Try, try, try, it’s for rising warriors.”
Not long ago, ‘AJ’ himself promised to try harder. His emotional reaction to losing to Oleksandr Usyk for the second time has led many to consider him selfish, although he recently opened up to DAZN, explaining that the loss ‘tears him to pieces’ . In fact, this feedback, while it may be from a good place, seems misjudged by some fans, all things considered.
As for Fury, he appears to be the only man in the sport not to comment on the matter of the entertainment interview. He spends most of his time defending his choice to fight Chisora, and perhaps now he is spending more time practicing fighting than talking about it. The couple met for the third time in their careers on December 3.
