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World Heavyweight Champion, Anthony Joshua has said he would set bobby trap for his challenger, Joseph Parker when they both confront each other on Saturday in massive unification bout billed to take place in Cardiff. Joshua who was reacting to statement from the Parker camp that he is ready for war and would chase him around the ring warned that there would be blood, sweat and the cheers from his corner.

Anthony Joshua is currently being primed to encounter a Haka from Joseph Parker’s team with just one night remaining before their fight, Sky Sports reports.  According to the report, Parker, from New Zealand via Samoa, will be accompanied to the ring by his uncles who were appointed Samoan High Chiefs after being tattooed by a boar's tooth in the traditional manner.

Although the unification bout between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker is still three days away, the heavyweight champions have sustained their media rivalry by promising a thrilling encounter. The WBO heavyweight champion on Tuesday during the final press conference for Saturday's fight warned Joshua to forget about his Wembley win over Wladimir Klitschko as he would provide a "sharper and stronger" challenge in Cardiff.

Anthony Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hear has advised team Joseph Parker to man up and say all the things they have been saying behind Joshua to his face when they both meet at a prematch conference. Hearn's comments is coming after Parker's promoter David Higgins said Parker will leave Tuesday's press conference should "disrespectful" Joshua turn up late

Mike Tyson, former heavyweight champion and WWE hall of Famer, has opened up about his potential return to WWE. Tyson was involved in one of the most famous storylines in WWE history when he appeared as the "special enforcer" in the match between WWE champion Shawn Michaels and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at WrestleMania XIV in 1998.

Dillian Whyte has directed a passionate verbal challenge at WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder after his explosive knockout win over Lucas Browne at The O2. According To Sky Sports, the Brixton Man Landed A Huge Left Hook That Sent Browne Crashing To The Canvas In The Sixth Round And Victory Preserved His Status As The Wbc's No 1 Ranked Contender.