In the highly anticipated clash of heavyweights, the boxing world is abuzz with excitement as former champions Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder gear up for a potential face-off. The matchup, long-awaited and frequently discussed, has yet to see any signed contracts, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Set to share the spotlight on December 23 in Saudi Arabia, Joshua and Wilder will be on the same bill, but not against each other. Joshua is slated to take on Swedish southpaw Otto Wallin, while Wilder faces off against former champion Joseph Parker. The event also features thrilling matchups, including Daniel Dubois versus Jarrell Miller and Dimitry Bivol versus Lyndon Arthur. Adding fuel to the already blazing anticipation, retired boxing hardman Carl Froch, known for his epic battles against George Groves, weighed in on the potential Joshua-Wilder showdown. Speaking to Gambling Zone, Froch boldly predicted a swift and stunning outcome if the two heavyweights were to collide. "Deontay Wilder knocks him el sparko in round one, I’ve always said that," exclaimed Froch, drawing a vivid picture of the hypothetical encounter. Froch went on to provide some specific details, offering insight into how he envisions the fight unfolding. “Wilder comes out in round one and goes for him 'cause AJ is tentative and frightened of his own shadow now, he’s got no belief. Throws a bomb and lands on his chin, AJ falls over and he won’t get up. Whether he can get up or not, he’s not going to want to get up.” With Froch's bold prediction adding a layer of intrigue to the potential Joshua-Wilder clash, fans are left eagerly awaiting any developments that could bring these two heavyweight titans face to face in the ring. The boxing world holds its breath as the drama continues to unfold, promising an epic showdown whenever these two giants finally cross paths.