Might find his problem now is he's inbetween styles. Thinks he's Tyson Fury with power now that he outboxed a blubber man with SMW/LHW reach and some other short-reached people before. But there's a trade-off moving around not sitting on the punches, Fury talks about it. He concedes he doesn't have the same power on these punches, but isn't there to be hit as much. What happens when Joshua isn't taking people out the same way but he doesn't have the engine or defence of guys like Fury, even Usyk etc. That's when someone like Wilder might just pop his head open and others might be less deterred too and get through his leaky defence. Let's hope so.