Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua may not be what it once was, but remains a fight many boxing fans want to see.
The all-British heavyweight battle would have been for the undisputed heavyweight world titles had it happened as planned in 2021.
Back then, AJ was the WBA, IBF and WBO champion, while Fury wore the WBC crown.
A deal was in place for the undisputed showdown to take place in Saudi Arabia, however Wilder successfully won his legal arbitration battle to force Fury into a third fight with him instead.
The Gypsy King took the trilogy and KO’d Wilder in round 11.
However, Joshua was then forced to defend against mandatory challenger Oleksandr Usyk and subsequently lost his titles on points
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After beating AJ in the rematch and also overcoming Daniel Dubois, Usyk got his undisputed fight with Fury this year.
The Ukrainian won twice, leaving both Brits without any world titles to their names as things stand.
Regardless, many still see Fury and Joshua as two of the top ten heavyweights in the world today, even despite AJ’s recent loss to Dubois.
And Scott, who trained Wilder for the trilogy fight with Fury, still hopes to see them meet one day.
Scott told The Stomping Ground: “Absolutely, I would love to see them two in the ring with each other at Wembley.”
Giving his prediction, the American admitted the bout is now hard to call.
Both men no longer look to be in their absolute primes, however both have shown they remain capable of impressive performances, despite not being able to overcome Usyk.
“If we’re going off the last couple of fights, we have to go with Tyson,” Scott insisted.
“But it depends which ‘AJ’ turns up.
“And I also think styles make fights. And Tyson is not who he was three years ago.
“To me, AJ had a bad outing against Dubois, but I’ve seen AJ come back from bad outings too and look impressive.
“If he would just be the who fought [Kubrat] Pulev, that AJ would give anybody hell.
“The Anthony Joshua that fought Pulev – real big man’s style, fighting not tall, but fighting long and imposing himself from a distance.
“Having his lead hand up so whoever had to get past his lead hand had a price to pay – that type of system.
“It’s a good fight, it’s something I would definitely look forward to and be geeked out about.”
