In fact, there are even suggestions that the two could square off even if they lose their championships over the next few weeks as the pair are desperate to settle their differences with a grudge match.
However, it is important to remember that the two have been linked with one another for years – and a fight is yet to come to fruition, so it is hardly set in stone.
Joshua has been rumoured to meet Fury’s opponent next month, Wilder, for years only for management to fail to agree on a deal.
The Bronze Bomber would likely be interested in a clash with Joshua, particularly if he defeats Fury to become WBC champion as the 35-year-old could be enticed by a championship unification bout.
If not Wilder, Dillian Whyte suggested Joshua would struggle if the two Brits met again.