Anthony Joshua Warns Dillian Whyte Says "None Of These Heavyweights Are On My Level"

Anthony Joshua has a strong message for Dillian Whyte who wants to take on him after he ruthlessly knockout Derek Chisora in the 11th round on Saturday.
Mind you, top on Joshua's priority list is either Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury, but Whyte ran his mouth at the IBO,WBO and WBA champion after knocking down Derek at the O2 Arena.
Speaking in the ring after taking down Dereck with his left hook that landed him flat on the floor, Whyte made his interest in Joshua known that he wanted a rematch between him and Joshua on 13 April at the Wembley Stadium - he was beaten by Joshua in 2015.
"I am not a back-dancer. I can't sit around and wait for Joshua. My career needs to progress. We are supposed to hear about fighting Joshua directly after Wilder-Fury, and there's nothing," Whyte said.
He went further to accuse Joshua of being selective of who he fights and basically interested in only those that are easy to get over because his promoter does not want anyone to do damage to his record.
"The guy's making a lot of money - he's got four belts, I don't think he really cares. It's about what he's doing. He's the man at the money. I'm sure Eddie doesn't want the golden egg to get cracked."
To prove to Whyte that his call is heard, Joshua walked up the ring and asked the crowd if they would they want him to accept the challenge and they responded cheering him to.
But, he wanted the crowd to know one thing, that they should not boo him when the fight is made because he is definitely going to "knock him out" neither is he, Tyson Fury nor Deontay Wilder are on his level in the ring.
"I'm quite respectful but if Dillian steps in the ring with me you believe me you better believe me, none of these heavyweights are on my level, and I keep my lid on because I don't want to explode on none of the them," Joshua says.