At heavyweight in general, Klitschkko vs Joshua Live Stream Tyson Fury did a great job in beating Klitschko and he needs to get back in the ring doing what he does best.But right now, with or without Tyson Fury, this division is hot. It always has been and it always will be.It was a matter of time (before Joshua got his world title shot). This time has come earlier than expected but it was always going to happen for me. Now that I'm here, I feel comfortable.
Event–> Klitschkko vs Joshua
Date –> 29th April
Venue –> Wembley Stadiam,London
TV Info –> klitschkkovsjoshu.us
Watch Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko from Wembley Arena, live on Sky Sports Box Office, on Saturday, April 29.
But now we're fighting? Trust me, let that first jab hit me or hit him. It changes. In films, when they taste blood and you see red, it's a fight. That's what I train to do and the best man will win."
Joshua admits this is a rich period for boxing's heavyweight division at present and is relishing his chance to add more titles to his collection.
Asked if it is an exciting time, the 2012 Olympic super-heavyweight champion added: "Yeah, you can hear it in my voice.
You know Wladimir Klitschko and Klitschkko vs Joshua Live Stream you're getting to know Anthony Joshua. The fight speaks volumes for itself. I don't need to talk reckless about what this fight's about.
"I'm not perfect but I have my ways about me and I was raised with conduct and discipline, that's just who I am. I would rather defend my corner than provoke it.
"Everyone's saying we're friends and stuff. Yeah, the respect's there. I never expected to compete with Wladimir so he's someone where I can say I'm going to analyse what he's about.
Klitschko received little respect from Tyson Fury and David Haye previously but he's getting plenty of it from the 27-year-old.
Joshua told Sky Sports News HQ: "You're not dealing with two novices - I don't need to talk about what I'm going to do and how I'm going to knock him out.
Anthony Joshua says he doesn't need to trash talk Wladimir Klitschko ahead of their world title fight at Wembley on April 29.
The IBF world heavyweight champion will take on the Ukrainian with his belt and the vacant WBA 'Super' title on the line, live on Sky Sports Box Office, and the pair have been in Germany this week to promote the contest.
Joshua has previously said Klitschko doesn't like mind games, with his opponent saying the build up to this fight has been "refreshingly different" to what he has encountered from Brits in the past.
Wladimir Klitschko admits his Wembley Stadium showdown with Anthony Joshua will be the toughest test of his career.
The Ukrainian had been the world's No 1 heavyweight for more than a decade but will be the challenger for Joshua's IBF and the vacant WBA 'Super' titles when they meet on April 29, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
A sell-out crowd at Wembley Klitschkko vs Joshua Live of 90,000 will dwarf any attendance at Klitschko's previous fights, even during the five years he was unified champion.
He does not rule out Joshua taking over as the division's dominant force and admits it will be a defining moment for boxing, with so much at stake.
"This fight is definitely something we are thinking is going to be great on both sides," said the 40-year-old.
"One Olympic champion is fighting another one, one generation is fighting another generation, so there are a lot of questions.That means the contest for Joshua's IBF title and the vacant WBA 'super' and IBO heavyweight crowns on April 29 will be seen by a post-war record crowd of 90,000.
The Carl Froch-George Groves rematch at Wembley in 2014 currently holds the post-war attendance record with 80,000, while 90,000 is the all-time British record figure; set when Len Harvey fought Jock McAvoy at White City in London in 1939.
I can't wait to see the fight of the year Joshua vs Klitschkko Live Stream here in London and it's fantastic that a post-war record crowd will get to watch it at a world-class venue like Wembley," said Khan.
"I'm delighted Transport for London and Network Rail have pulled out all the stops to make this happen so we can move 90,000 people around the capital quickly and safely.
Like me, they have recognised the importance to the capital of staging this epic showdown of the best two fighters in the heavyweight division and I look forward to our great city staging more great fights in the future.
I want to thank Wembley, TfL and Brent Council and particularly Sadiq Khan, who has fought our corner to ensure a capacity crowd will get the opportunity to watch this event live in the capital," said Eddie Hearn.
"At the boxing writers' dinner last year, Sadiq urged me to bring the biggest fights possible to the city and I'm delighted to have the biggest fight in British boxing history at Wembley Stadium on April 29."
Anthony Joshua vs Klitschkko Live Joshua faces Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium on April 29, live on Sky Sports Box Office.