'It's words but in the true reflection of boxing, that was Oleksandr Usyk's time to celebrate that victory and he didn't get to do it straight away. I feel like someone should have saved him. 'He might be mad at me for saying this and the whole team might be mad at me for saying this, but I feel like he was left out to dry by the team. Speaking on Sky Sports, he said: 'As a gym friend and a friend in general, for anyone that is offended by what happened, I think I can just apologise on his behalf for the outburst. “If you want those belts back then send in the Gypsy barbarian.”Īnthony Joshua's former team-mate Frazer Clarke apologised on his behalf for his lengthy rant in the wake of losing to Oleksandr Usyk.

There’s even some Brits for him that are coming through in a couple of fights as well.”Īnd finally, Tyson Fury has vowed to become the undisputed world heavyweight champ in a record £125million Saudi Arabia superfight with Oleksandr Usyk in December.įury declared on Instagram: “England has been relieved of its belts but there is a remedy. “There’s so many fights for him in the top. He told talkSPORT: 'I’d like to see him back out. Meanwhile, AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed how he could be back in the ring later this year. “I love this sport so, so much and I’ll be better from this point on. “I acted out of pure passion and emotion and when not controlled it ain’t great. He then went on to add: “I’ll be the first to admit, I let myself down. “I had two fights, one with Usyk and one with my emotions and both got the better of me. “Yesterday I had to mentally take myself into a dark place to compete for the championship belts!

Speaking on social media, he said: “I wish continued success in your quest for greatness. Anthony Joshua has admitted he let himself down with his rant after losing to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night.

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