Anthony Joshua welcomed a blockbuster bout against the winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk after a brutal knockout of Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia.
The British heavyweight star floored Ngannou twice before finishing the fight in the second round with a huge right hand that sent the MMA star crashing to the canvas before the referee waved it off.
With Tyson Fury watching from ringside, Joshua admitted that he is waiting to see who emerges victorious when the WBC king faces unified champion Usyk in Riyadh on May 18.
"This is the thing with boxing, it only takes one shot in the heavyweight division," said Joshua.
"You should always keep searching for better. For me, I don't know if I'm coming into my peak, I'm pushing day by day.
"Who knows where it will take me. Imagine in five years I won't be fighting any more, this will all be said and done, so I'm trying to make the most of it."
Asked if his target is the Fury vs Usyk winner, Joshua said: "Yes it is!"
Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn echoed this challenge, saying: "You are looking at the baddest man on the planet. The No 1 heavyweight in the world.
