Fans Fear for Anthony Joshua As Deontay Wilder Shows Off Explosive Punches in Training; Video

• Fans feared for Anthony Joshua after watching Deontay Wilder's latest training
• The American boxer is preparing to box Anthony Joshua in December
• The Wilder-Joshua bout is expected to take place in Saudi Arabia

Boxing fans have shown concern for Anthony Joshua after watching Deontay Wilder's most recent workout video.

Wilder, who has expressed a desire to take on AJ, is back in the gym getting ready for his next bout.

The Bronze Bomber has not boxed since knocking out Robert Helenius in round one in October 2022.

Since then, Wilder has been continually linked with a super fight against Joshua after years of fruitless negotiations.

In the clip shared on social media, the Bronze Bomber displayed his incredible physique and new-and-improved jab, which shattered the pads.

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And after releasing one of his infamously brutal right hands, Joshua's admirers expressed their worry for the Nigerian-born boxer.

Social media reactions

@Trapson23 wrote:

"This jab knocks out most people."

@JuceeRob said:

"He knocks AJ out imo."

@indxxca posted:

"No wonder Anthony “Average” Joshua is hiding away like a coward"

@Petr_is_Art tweeted:

"hardest hitting boxer ever"

@JoeM_AFC reckoned:

"Knocks AJ out within two rounds real talk."

Another added:

"Good luck to AJ."

Joshua confirms Wilder fight

Meanwhile, Anthony Joshua has confirmed that he will fight Deontay Wilder in December this year.

The 33-year-old outpointed Jermaine Franklin at the start of the month to return to winning ways following his two defeats to Oleksandr Usyk.

In a video posted on Twitter, the former IBF heavyweight champion was asked whether he would be fighting Wilder and replied:

"That's what's happening, you know what's going on."

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The Nigerian-born boxer went one step further and confirmed that the mega-fight is set to happen before the end of the year.

"It's public news we're getting it down, throwing it down in December."

Joshua drops in heavyweight rankings

Sports Brief earlier reported that the British boxer has fallen down the pecking order since his days as heavyweight champion, dropping to fifth.

Fury may not have got his fight with Oleksandr Usyk, but he has his hands full as he looks to defend his heavyweight title.

Fury is the current WBC Heavyweight champion and last defended his belt against Derek Chisora.