By Jack Figg & Stuart Atkins

ANTHONY JOSHUA has warned rivals Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury they should still fear him – despite his shock flash in the pan loss to Andy Ruiz Jr.

The Brit superstar, 29, is preparing to rematch the underdog champion in December – with Saudi Arabia a shock contender to host the lucrative second fight.

Having been left on his hands and knees four times by 25-1 outsider Ruiz, 29, in New York in June, AJ faced backlash from unbeaten pair Wilder and Fury.

But Joshua told JD Sports he is still the No1 in the division – and will use his career defining night against Ruiz to prove that and become a two-time world champion.

He said: “If you put me and Ruiz in a machine, nine times out of ten I should beat him.

“That was just his night. He got the win and we get to do it again at the end of the year.

“I’ve taken Ls. I know how to fight and I know I’ll beat most of these top heavyweights.

“The day I stop is the day they shouldn’t fear me. But until then, just know I’m knocking on everyone’s door and I’m coming. I’ve done it once, I can do it again.

Article courtesy of The Sun