Asked whether he felt Joshua was committed to fight in November, Warren said: “He has got plenty of time to get ready. He has had two fights in, what, the last seven months. Jake Paul and Prenga, they are the two fights he has had and he is doing a training camp with [Oleksandr] Usyk, so what does he do if he doesn’t fight? He will carry on training, training and training and he will be getting older, as will Tyson, so what is the point? Get on with it. I am actually going to keep it to myself at this stage what AJ thinks, but what I do know is he is a dangerous man when he catches you. Coming forward he throws big punches and if he thinks he can catch Tyson and if he thinks he can hurt him, then he will fancy the fight. I think he thinks he can hurt him but the problem he has got for himself is that he gets caught and he goes over. Looking at the Prenga fight, if that had been Tyson in there, that would have been all over.”
