Who would YOU like to see Anthony Joshua fight next?

That's debatable. AJ is a mental midget and Fury is an unpredictable inconsistent basket case and a coward. Also if Fury was so confident, he'd be leaping at the opportunity to make the fight, who wouldn't want the second most important Brit Heavyweight of their generation on their ledger? But Fury didn't want none, and found a way to weasel his out of that fight too.

 

Dillian Whyte - Been there, done that, who cares? About as pointless as Fury-Chisora 3. Whyte is even more mentally and emotionally shot than AJ. Physically pretty far gone too. AJ takes him out in 5 or less.

Daniel Dubois - Puncher's chance, but AJ is a better boxer, he'd jab him senseless and violently KO him, quicker than Joyce.

Martin Bakole - Beatable, he couldn't finish off frail Yoka and fought skittishly after the knockdowns, he'd do that even more against Joshua fearing his power.

Frank Sanchez - Very winnable but dull fight for AJ, Sanchez lacks power and would fight terrified, staying on his bike from beginning to end. Although if he can muster the same version that fought Usyk in the rematch, he can stop Sanchez with relative ease.

Arslanbek Makhmudov - Without the knockdowns should've lost to Takam. Sure he can KO AJ, but my God is he easy to hit, and he wasn't reacting well at all to a few Takam haymakers that landed, and that's a very worrying sign.

Filip Hrgovic - Has a puncher's chance as well, but not only did Zhang drop him but he disconnected him from his senses several times, literally Filip went on walkabout a couple of times in their match, like he didn't know where he was or what he was doing there.

Dereck Chisora - Dangerous for a round or two, until he wears himself out, eventually walks into a fight ending uppercut, similar to the one that nearly took Wlad's head off.

Joe Joyce - As much as I'd love to see Juggernaut Joe bulldoze the bodybuilder and he would, maybe even David Price-Audley Harrison KO1 style, but I'd rather see one of the two mega fights before that happens.

Deontay Wilder - While I heavily favor Wilder here, they're both fragile as ****, so it could be a case of who lands the first punch, I think this match could still be on the table, win or lose against Fury. If he loses, then we get a battle between Fury KO victims. But if he wins, that would up the ante, raise the stakes and put his road back to the top under intense jeopardy.

Tyson Fury - This is the fight I want most, If Fury beats him, it's a loss one can bounce back from, since it's expected by most. So he really has nothing to lose, and everything to gain. Now, while I just said I think Wilder beats him, and Fury beat Wilder thrice, boxing doesn't work like that. AJ poses far more of a stylistic threat to Fury than Wilder did, due to his skillset. If the useless dosser, can drop Fury not once, but quarce, the far more skilled AJ can drop him that many times in one match, and possibly finish him off. There's genuine intrigue when it comes to the result. Because which version of Fury and which version of AJ show up? Maybe going in an underdog, takes the pressure off of AJ's shoulders, and he can focus solely on strategy, and maybe he won't hold back as much. Against Franklin, he didn't want any more derailments before he gets to the next stop on the big paycheck express. Fury is the final boss. So caution may be thrown to the wind, and possibly an AJ with nothing left to lose, guns blazing, is Fury's biggest nightmare... well, second, being emasculated by Usyk not only haunt Belly's dreams, but his daydreams and catnaps as well.