- Deontay Wilder believes Anthony Joshua did not give enough in his victory over Andy Ruiz
- The WBC champion slams the Briton for adopting Wladimir Klitschko's "boring" tactics
- Wilder also claims Joshua's mentality in the fight was just to survive, not to win as a true champ
WBC heavyweight champion, Deontay Wilder, has launched a subtle attack on Anthony Joshua after the Briton handed Andy Ruiz his second career defeat to reclaim his heavyweight belts.
Joshua won the rematch showdown in Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night, December 7, albeit on a unanimous point decision.
The 30-year-old heavyweight champion landed a brutal flesh-cutting punch on Ruiz's upper left eye but was dragged to the 12th round by the resilient Mexican star before avenging his Madison Park defeat in style.

Reacting to the victory, Wilder who is Joshua's biggest rival in the heavyweight decision, fiercely slammed the Briton for using Wladimir Klitschko's "boring jab-grab-hold" tactics.

He can get inside the ring with him, whenever he is ready.

The m*****fuka that rejected 100 million dollars and announced rematch with Ortiz and Fury with no date one week to AJ's fight with Ruiz.

Keep ducking when you need real money, youll come begging for a fight. #bad energy

Fight your Fury and then Fight your Ruiz who may have lost his fat since its an easy fight to make since youre both on PBC promotions.

AJ has two mandatories in Usyk in May and then Pulev. Then maybe you will grow the balls to step into the ring with AJ if you have not lost the belt.