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But Warren insisted AJ was not worthy of a place on his list of the world’s top five heavyweights.
When quizzed on his reasons for the snub, Warren pointed out: “Heâs not in the top five of any governing body at the moment, based upon losing two of his last three fights.”
Joshua has in fact lost three of his last five fights, with his other defeat being the shock loss to Andy Ruiz Jr in June 2019.
But the Watford warrior does have impressive victories over Dillian Whyte, Wladimir Klitschko, Joseph Parker and Alexander Povetkin on his CV.