Tyler Denny Criticizes “Weird Agendas” Against Anthony Joshua

Tyler Denny has also expressed anger about what he sees as conspiracies against Anthony Joshua, calling them weird agendas. Before Denny’s fight ahead of the European middleweight title fight, he defended Joshua’s career and the inference he feels is made about the fighter.

Tyler Denny Talks on Joshua’s Influence on Boxing

Anthony Joshua is set to fight against Daniel Dubois for the IBF heavyweight title this Saturday at Wembley Stadium. Dubois, 27, will make some of his first title defense, and the fight is likely to attract around 90,000 people, similar to Joshua’s fights at the stadium where he stopped Wladimir Klitschko and Alexander Povetkin.

The high-impact fight between Joshua and Dubois also gives other fighters, such as Tyler Denny, a chance. That is the most important fight for the 33-year-old middleweight champion, as he is to defend the European title against the rising star Hamzah Sheeraz on the same evening. He readily agrees that by being present and popular, Joshua has done much to raise awareness of the sport and secure prospects for other fighters, such as himself.

Criticism Despite Accomplishments

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Still, Tyler Denny wonders why Joshua remains so unpopular and still acts as if he is so righteous all the time. Even after the Englishman came from his shocking loss to Andy Ruiz Jr. to secure a win in the rematch, the critics have not left him alone. Tyler Denny added that Joshua’s only two losses are to Usyk, a fighter regarded by many as one of the best of this generation of boxers.

 He gets so much unnecessary stick, Denny, 33, told BoxingScene. For what he’s done, just for boxing in general – he got the stadium fights regularly. He’s a massive name. He’s probably bumped everyone’s money up as well.

He believes that some of the criticism Joshua receives is unwarranted, particularly after his losses to Usyk. He speculates that people’s opinions may soften now that Usyk is widely recognized for his skill after beating other top contenders like Tyson Fury.

Tyler Denny also recognizes the pressure Joshua has faced throughout his career, taking on the biggest names in the sport. “But Look at his CV – he takes big fights,” he said, stressing how difficult it is for fighters at Joshua’s level to maintain the high standards expected of them. However, Denny fears that no matter what Joshua achieves, critics will always find something negative to say.

I don’t think you can really win, can you? He’ll beat Dubois and it’ll be, ‘He shouldn’t be a world champion; Dubois was never a world champion. You can never win, can you?

Final Thoughts: The Pressure of Being a Star

In conclusion, Tyler Denny argues that Joshua’s critics are rather eager to see him lose than to reward him for his contribution to boxing. He said the pressure was similar to what top boxers experience, as they are always in the spotlight. There is no doubt in his mind that Joshua’s record does all the talking, but he cannot understand why there are always wrong intentions toward the ex-world champion.