"One hell of a night" - the boxer who can defeat Usyk, Fury and Joshua is predicted

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk are seen by most as the best heavyweights in boxing.

Usyk is currently number one after winning twice against 'AJ' and, most recently, beating Tyson Fury to become the division's first undisputed champion in more than two decades.

Fury will be looking to avenge that loss and claim top spot when they meet in December. Before that, Joshua will have the chance to become a three-time world champion when he faces newly promoted Daniel Dubois this month for a belt that Usyk recently vacated.

The photo of the trio on the front of the article is intriguing, but so are the boxers knocking on their door. Exciting fighters such as Zhilei Zhang, Joseph Parker and Agit Kabayel have all been worth watching recently and will be looking for a shot at the world title in 2025 if the belts are split.

Perhaps the most talked about man on the scene recently is Martin Bakole who, after claiming for a long time to have been a sparring nightmare for the best boxers, got his chance to show up and prove himself on the scene big. He destroyed rising star Jared Anderson in five rounds.

Speaking to Seconds Out, former cruiserweight world champion turned pundit Johnny Nelson spoke about the big man from the Democratic Republic of Congo giving some interesting predictions.

“You can put it up with almost anyone. I thought his hands were so loose. His style was very similar to George Foreman and he is so powerful. How he dismantled Anderson," Nelson declared.

"You try to kind of picture his AI against Usyk, him against Fury, him against AJ, him against Dubois - the names that are in the top ten and the public is talking about - and you actually see him giving them a night of hell, if not knocking them down."

"If the rumors from sparring are to be believed, none of these people have denied it. They have neither confirmed nor denied it. So it makes you think there might be more truth to that," Nelson added

Bakole claimed that he beat Dubois and Usyk in the training sessions and went head to head with 'AJ'. As long as he wants to win the world title, he will likely end up with one of the other contenders first. /Telegraph/