Hopkins: Joshua Is Yet To Reach Superstar Status




Previous two-weight best on the planet, Bernard Hopkins says Anthony Joshua will achieve genius status in the event that he battles Deontay Wilder in the United States .

A half year after his prevail upon Wladimir Klitschko, the undefeated British boxer will protect his WBA, IBF and IBO belts against Kubrat Pulev.

And keeping in mind that Hopkins says he has what it takes to end up noticeably the substance of the heavyweight division, he accepts substantiate himself to fans in the United States.

Whenever inquired as to whether Joshua was at that point a heavyweight 'hotshot', Hopkins answered: "No. Will he be? I trust so.

"What he needs to do is to come to America and battle the best champions, in the event that they will battle. The best contenders, on the off chance that they will battle.

"He has the fixings, he unquestionably has the identity and he would flat be able to out battle. A hotshot really taking shape. He is in the position to wind up plainly the substance of the heavyweight division. At the present time, I can't give him that."

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