The long-awaited fight between Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua has never officially happened. However, recent developments suggest that the fight is getting closer to reality after the two men recently engaged in a direct confrontation. On April 4, 2026, Deontay Wilder approached Anthony Joshua directly after his victory over Derek Chisora in London. Wilder openly challenged Joshua, saying, "Let's do it," which was greeted with smiles by Joshua and his promoter, Eddie Hearn. Wilder had just won his fight against Derek Chisora via a dominant split decision. He stated that he had "rediscovered himself" after undergoing mental therapy and felt ready for a major fight. Joshua recently reappeared in public after a period of mourning for the death of his close friend in a car accident in Nigeria. Previously, Joshua scored a sixth-round knockout victory over Jake Paul in Miami. Both men are former heavyweight world champions who dominated the 2010s but never fought while holding the title. This fight is often considered a "last-stop" duel for both veteran boxers before they retire, to determine who is superior between them. Anthony Joshua will enter the ring with a record of 29 wins, 4 losses, and 0 draws, with 26 of those wins coming by knockout. Deontay Wilder will enter the ring with a record of 45 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw, with 43 of those wins coming by knockout. Statistics indicate Wilder will have a slight punching power advantage over Joshua, with a 96% knockout percentage compared to Joshua's 90%. #tinjuduniahariini #tinjuduniaterbaru#ufc #tinjudunia2026#gervontadavis #jackpaul#gervontatankdavisvsjakepaul #boxing #liveboxing #liveworldboxingday #ufc #semuaorang #sorotan#olexanderusyk#mosesitauma #usykitauma#americaboxing #japanboxing #mexico #rusia