Price After Joshua Fight

Anthony Joshua has promised to keep active as he progresses through the heavyweight ranks.

After his second round win on Saturday night, at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham, Joshua is now concentrating on his hugely anticipated bout against the respected American Kevin Johnson.

For some the outcome of this fight will be an indication of just how far Joshua could go in the professional game.

But, it would seem that everybody wants a piece of the rising star, everybody wants a pop at a fighter who, it would appear, has everything but has yet to have his chin seriously tested.

Already there is talk of a fight against Dillian Whyte but another British fighter wants his chance against the 12-0 man, all 12 by knockout, with that man being the Liverpool fighter, David Price.

Since being knocked out twice, by Tony Thompson, Price has gotten his career back on track under the Sauerland banner and already the fight is being suggested as being between two Olympic medal winners although I?d suggest the gold medal Joshua won at the London 2012 games far outweighs the bronze won by Price in Beijing

It remains to be seen if Joshua can fit all those who want a piece of him in before the turn of the year.