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Joshua eyes 'big fights' beyond Fury amid heavyweight sea change
Anthony Joshua has promised "big fights" after his bout with Tyson Fury, with the Briton keen to secure further major names.
The pair are expected to contest a generational heavyweight contest later this year, after reportedly setting a mega-fight deal.
Joshua will take on Albanian Kristian Prenga in a Jeddah-based warm-up next month, before moving onto 'The Gypsy King'.
But Fury is not the end of the road for the London 2012 favourite, who insists he will be pursuing the division's top contenders.
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"There's a lot more fights to happen, a lot more big fights," Joshua told the Mr. Verzace podcast on his post-Fury roadmap.
"It can't be the only one. If I stay around long enough, there's a rematch with Daniel Dubois. There's a potential Fabio Wardley fight.
"There's an Agit Kabayel fight out there, providing he becomes champion. There's a Moses Itauma fight as he's coming up.
"There's still the Deontay Wilder fight out there. These are going to be massive fights. Fury, I'm not putting him above anyone."
Will Joshua truly book murderer's row of foes?
DAZN News correspondent Andrew Steel
Anthony Joshua is pulling no punches when it comes to a wish-list for the future - but could he seriously still take all comers?
This is less a question about the star's ability to operate at the top level, and more about the time that he may have left to fight.
Thirty-seven in October, Joshua is unlikely to fight more than twice a year. Including Tyson Fury, he has six foes he wants next.
Forty would be knocking on the door if he was to complete the clean sweep, and stars like Deontay Wilder aren't getting younger.
Still, few fans would deny the obvious pleasure of watching 'AJ' share the ring with any of them. First though, Prenga - then Fury.
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