ANTHONY JOSHUA is back on top of the boxing world after his masterful victory against Andy Ruiz Jr at the weekend.
And of course it has led to renewed calls for him to face the likes of Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder to see just who is the best heavyweight boxer in the world.
The year 2020 is set to be a monumental period for the sport – divisions are likely to be unified and we could even see the crowning of an undisputed champ.
As ever with boxing, money talks, and there are likely to be some monster pay days for the sports best and biggest names.
And one of the best ever could be tempted out of retirement to settle a long-standing grudge.
Here, SunSport checks out nine fights we all want to see in 2020. Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder Both have accused each other of running away from the fight the whole world wants.
Wilder has some business to take care of first – and tricky business at that when he fights Tyson Fury in February.
And should he come through that with his WBC belt intact, it would be almost impossible NOT to have champ versus champ to see who is the undisputed king of heavyweight boxing.
Joshua would be keen to prove he can do it over in the US after his shock loss on debut there to Andy Ruiz Jr back in June.
Errol Spence Jr vs Terence Crawford Arguably the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world, if these two get it on someone’s 0 has got to go.
But a lot depends on how Spence has recovered from injuries suffered in a horror car crash in October.
Crawford has the WBO welterweight title, while Spence is the IBF belt-holder.
Boxing really needs these two to prove who is the best at 147lbs.
Canelo Alvarez vs Artur Beterbiev Canelo is a four-weight world champ and last time out battered the teak-tough Sergey Kovalev into an 11th-round KO stoppage.
But Beterbiev could prove the most dangerous fight he could have at light heavyweight.
The 34-year-old Russian has knocked out all 15 of his opponents, including Brit banger Callum Johnson.
But Canelo will fancy his chances of taking Beterbiev into the later rounds where his boxing experience could prove vital.
Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury Experts, fellow boxers and fans are split on who is the best British heavyweight out of these two.
Fury returned to the sport in style when he drew with WBC champ Deontay Wilder back in December 2018.
He should have won that as he clearly outboxed the American for much of it, and he wasn’t in the shape he is in now.
Should Fury beat Wilder in their February 22 rematch, the clamour for a Battle of Britain will hopefully prove too hard to ignore.
