talkSPORT's Simon Jordan has his say on Anthony Joshua's reaction to losing again 😳😰

Anthony Joshua lost to Usyk in their rematch fight on Saturday. talkSPORT's Simon Jordan, Graeme Souness and Jim White have their say!

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[flaksb]

A mistake is forgetting to pick up the milk on the way home from work. Throwing a man's belts out of the ring and going on a childish rant is willful misconduct and disgraceful.

[agt]

Funniest bit was when Usyk went up to him and took the Ukraine flag back - kind of like don't associate our country with your shite.

[AntzWar]

Think Joshua had a complete breakdown and it was embarrassing to see, full credit to Usyk for keeping calm while his moment was stolen, Usyk is a class man as well as a class fighter

[WaitingJamesMate]

Let's get this straightened out, he lost the fight, stormed out the ring, threw out uysk's belts, then stole the mic from Usyk to speak first to talk about himself.... Yea let's all get behind him.

[markgibbins]

He was outclassed in and out of the ring twice by a great fighter. Hats off to usyk

[andrewcameron]

I cringe every time I hear Joshua saying "hip hip hooray" 🤣

[psy-op]

Joshua lost
Stormed out
Came back, had a meltdown,
Cried fight that just kept giving.

[leeingram]

He may as well have said "He must be great to beat me!" It was some sort of ego, entitlement meltdown.

[garygreen]

Throwing a mans belts out the ring was one the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen

[hiverecordinz]

Throwing the belts, was seriously out of order, how usyk kept his cool was everything.

[kaijordan]

Disgraceful attitude from Joshua. Shows entitlement, narcissism and poor sportsmanship.

[rosuzzieagnes]

Usyk hit Aj so hard he started his own podcast after the fight. Never seen anything like this made it about him him him him him

[scottwalker]

Usyk won twice, he knocked him round the ring and then beat him mentally afterwards. Absolute class fighter and that’s why he is champion!

[Griggadee]

Absolutely spot on here from Simon! The racist, BLM virtue signalling from Joshua, and his clear contempt for the good people of this beautiful country (85% of which are white) damaged his reputation irreparably. He showed us his true colours there and continues to do so with every public statement he makes. The mask continues to slip. To unfairly accuse this tolerant country of discrimination whilst repeatedly fighting in Saudi Arabia and saying sweet FA about the horrendous discrimination there is pretty rich. The majority of British boxing fans dislike Joshua, and it's not hard to see why. His speech on Saturday just reinforced this...

[chrisperry]

AJ just isn't as good as all the ppl around him have been telling him. The grim realisation hit home once the scorecards came in and he lost it.

[ELNinoLuke]

He threw belts out of the ring, belts that weren't his. That's unforgivable. Shame on Joshua

[ElPigeonMan]

i got called racist for saying i’m supporting Usyk over AJ, as a brit. AJ isn’t relatable to the working class in britain, he’s arrogant, racist and a just a bully. happy for usyk 🇬🇧

[jacksmythe]

Its such a breath of fresh air listening to this guy, the only presenter on Talksport who speaks the truth. This is an example of a bully being put in his place by a smaller man, he is that used to his sycophants blowing smoke up his arse that he thinks he is better than he is, and a split decision give me a break he is lucky if he won 3 rounds, and then the post fight press conference where Spencer Oliver was telling him he was outboxing Usyk, really he must have been watching a different fight and the talksport boxing team were an embarrassment on the night with their fawning over Joshua.

[micahbodha]

He's been surrounded by yes men his whole career. Manufactured champion and character

[samr]

I think this is a strange one because everyone keeps talking about 'the pressure' that AJ has been under. Usyk was fighting in a war. Left his homeland and some of his family and friends behind, to fight for a world championship, while his country is still being invaded. One of those scenarios sounds like pressure to me, the other scenario sounds like someone who believed their own hype for too long (eg: his corner telling him he won rounds when he did not) and finally getting a reality check. AJ can box, he just met a man who is a far superior boxer to him and should learn from this, that he is a good boxer and NOT a great boxer.