Wilder reveals the main difference between him and Joshua

Former heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder elaborated on what, in his opinion, constitutes the primary distinction between himself and the former heavyweight world champion, Anthony Joshua.

“I’ve said it many times before, and I’ll say it again: there was a difference between champions being born and being made. And Joshua was made, you understand me? He was a made fighter. They bought things, they gave him things. Even with certain things, with the arena. ‘Oh, they sold this.’ No! Y’all didn’t sell out nothin'. Y’all comped tickets and y’all resold them.

I know how the whole game works, bro. I’m behind scenes. I know how things work", - quotes BoxingScene.

Previously, Wilder strongly criticized Joshua, stating that he had lost his former authority in boxing.

Earlier, Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, detailed the ongoing negotiations for a bout between the Briton and the American.

Wilder contested his most recent bout on the 15th of October last year. The American secured a first-round knockout victory over Robert Helenius.

Joshua lost his status as the heavyweight champion after suffering two defeats to Alexander Usyk. Following this, the Briton engaged in two triumphant bouts. Initially, he secured a unanimous decision victory against Jermaine Franklin, and subsequently, he scored a knockout against Robert Helenius.