AJ and Derek Chisora encourage Tony Bellew to rap in celebrations!

Anthony Joshua celebrated his win over Otto Wallin in Riyadh with fellow British boxing icons Tony Bellew and Derek Chisora. 

AJ and Chisora, nicknamed WAR, had enjoyable attempting to get a reluctant Bellew to rap, although viewers weren’t given the prospect to see him break into music. 

It was a triumphant night time for Joshua after he stopped Wallin within the fifth spherical with a mature, dominant efficiency to mark boxing’s ‘Day of Reckoning’ in Saudi Arabia.

Chisora and Joshua have been the ringleaders of the revelry behind the scenes as they huddled collectively for a video launched on the previous’s Instagram account.

‘Teddy T, drop a bar,’ mentioned Chisora as he egged on Bellew to rap along with his pretend nickname, Teddy T. ‘Bro, drop a bar. Teddy T!’

AJ and Derek Chisora inspired Tony Bellew to rap backstage, however he wasn’t having any of it!

‘I’m not dropping that bar!’ replied Bellew. ‘I have never bought a clue what you are speaking about.’ 

A jubilant Joshua was clearly in favour of Bellew letting free, laughing and asking: ‘Is he singing or rapping?’ 

The ‘Teddy T’ nickname got here to the fore in the course of the latest collection of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

Former fighter Tony, 41, was inspired to jot down a music together with the false nickname ‘Teddy T’ – which he claimed his spouse Rachael referred to as him – in a secret mission alongside Marvin Humes. 

Bellew and Chisora have been simply a few the well-known sporting faces to point out up in Riyadh, as Cristiano Ronaldo was sat subsequent to Conor McGregor. 

AJ stopped Otto Wallin within the fifth spherical of his Day of Reckoning conflict in a snug victory

It seems as if his subsequent opponent can be Filip Hrgovic with a possible shot on the vacant IBF heavyweight world title

While Joshua navigated his encounter with Wallin with surprising ease, it was a irritating night time for Deontay Wilder, as he misplaced by way of unanimous determination towards Joseph Parker. 

Eddie Hearn slammed Wilder for shedding ‘essentially the most one-sided heavyweight combat’ ever, however whereas the Bronze Bomber muleld over his, it was ecstasy for Joshua. 

The promoter confirmed that Joshua would possible tackle Filip Hrgovic for the vacant IBF heavyweight world title in his subsequent combat after Wilder – who had been mooted as AJ’s subsequent opponent – misplaced each spherical towards Parker.