Roberto Cammarelle

Anthony Joshua's boxing success was "bought" by his sponsors, according to Deontay Wilder, and the Olympic gold medalist was not meant to be a fighter. Since returning from a short-lived retirement earlier this year, the former WBC champion is now facing Robert Helenius. Since losing in a second straight defeat to Tyson Fury in October, the 36-year-old hasn't fought, but he wasted no time in reengaged in a war of words with the man Fury is expected to face next.

Ever since Anthony Joshua's weight became a point of discussion since he first began to professional boxing in 2013. Fans from around the world have blasted the British heavyweight for being 'too heavy,'too heavy,' and 'too sluggish.' So, Sportsmail's Charlotte Daly investigated whether there is a direct correlation between Joshua's appearances in the rings and the number of the scales, ahead of his blockbuster fight with Oleksandr Usyk on August 20.

Following the Ukrainian's unanimous decision victory last September, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk are due to meet again on August 20 in a heavyweight rematch. It looks like it will be a tense contest between two men who have both been at the top of the sport for the past decade. Joshua and Usyk both competed in separate weight classes at the 2012 Olympics in London, with the Brit in the super-heavyweight category and the Usyk fighting a division below as a heavyweight.