Anthony Joshua vs Jermaine Franklin Prediction: Not-Fast-Knock-Out

Prediction for the Boxing Heavyweight Anthony Joshua vs Jermaine Franklin fight which will take place on April 1st. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

The former champion and one of the top heavyweights are having hard times. Not so long ago, he beat Wladimir Klitschko, Alexander Povetkin, and other good boxers but struggled with Olexander Usyk and lost to him twice in a row.

Anthony Joshua is a well-trained boxer with a knockout punch and is rightfully at the top. Franklin should not be a severe test to him, but he is highly motivated because his career may be over in case of failure.

I don't look at Jermaine as a warm-up boxer. As for me, the media made him look like this, but I consider him a real competitor. I hope to win on April 1st because if I lose, I will be forced to end my career, which is evident. No one will give me a big fight anymore. Franklin is a serious fighter, and I'm not going to lose.

Anthony Joshua

Franklin calmly defeated the no-names and had a good streak of 21 wins until he finally reached the top. He met with Dylan White in his previous fight and lost, but the meeting was highly competitive.

Both experts and oddsmakers are sure that Franklin's chances of winning are approximately zero. Franklin surprised the audience in his last fight and was no worse than Dylan White. In the ninth round, he even shook him, but it wasn't enough to finish the opponent. It is unlikely that Joshua will immediately start the attack. He will try to exhaust his opponent, so we still do not expect a victory in the first half of the fight.

This Saturday, Joshua should not just beat Franklin. He should do it spectacularly. There needs to show more than winning by points. I want to see Joshua deal with Franklin in a couple of rounds, stand in the center of the ring and challenge Tyson Fury. This fight is still interesting to the crowd – both British and worldwide. I think Franklin won against Dylan White, even though the judge's decision was not in his favor.

Carl Frampton