Conor McKeown

at Wembley that time so yeah by the time it comes comes around I think they'll be rehabilitated in the mind's eye of the public and you won't have seen a promotion like this I'm sure be interesting to see where it lands like that Crow Park talk has really gone away now I think it'll be most likely in London or Saudi Arabia yeah and do people in boxing on Joshua as a last thought just feel he ain't what he thought we thought he was or what he was built to be

He just had a very good hot streak, like a very good fighter.

He won't be remembered on Lennox Lewis's class.

He wasn't as good.

He'd be considered better than Frank Bruno, for example.

So in the annals of time, he'd be regarded as a very good British heavyweight.

He had a good resume.

Not hype over substance.

No, he has a good resume.

But he came up against Usyk, who's arguably the best boxer of all time, lost to him.

The Ruiz one was kind of a freak thing, and he avenged that defeat.

Like it's probably the latter one there that I alluded to where Dubois knocked him out.

Like that was kind of a British level fight and he got starst really.

So I know what you're getting at because there was those against Joshua would probably give the impression that he's like manufactured and easy fights were picked for him.

That's true of almost every heavyweight.

He won an Olympic gold medal.

Things did go his way.

It was a home Olympics, but he still won it on merit.

It backed it up by winning a few world titles.

So yeah,