Anthony Joshua has been slammed for his comments on the war in Ukraine after he labelled it "not nice" in a bizarre rant.The Brit suffered his third career loss, and his second to Ukrainian heavyweight Oleksandr Usyk, with it taking a split decision to decide the outcome of the fight before Joshua went on to cause a scene when he threw two of Usyk's belts to the ground and stormed off.
When the fighter returned to the ring, he took hold of the microphone and went on a rambling speech that left viewers baffled.
He said: "I was studying Ukraine and all the amazing champions who have come from you're amazing country bro.READ MORE: Anthony Joshua hits out at Mike Tyson telling legend he's 'not f***ing 14 stone'"I've never been there - but at the same time what's happening there is - I don't know what's happening there - but it's not nice at the end of the day. "I've seen it with Lomachenko in his second fight with Orlando, there was unrest in Ukraine - right or wrong?
There was issues, there was civil war. "Vitali Klitschko when he faced Danny Williams - civil unrest. Usyk, as a champion, please raise your hands [because] under those circumstances he managed to become champion.What do you think about Anthony Joshua's speech on the conflict in Ukraine?
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