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Published 09:44 1 May 2017 BST

"I have the ultimate respect for him inside and outside of the ring. I wouldn’t mind fighting him again if he wants the rematch. It’s up to him. I don’t mind as long as my trainer Rob McCracken thinks it’s good to go, I’ll go."
There was nothing but mutual respect on show between Joshua and Klitschko in the wake of their Wembley war, and the former long-time champion of the world displayed typical class with his post-fight message to his opponent.
https://twitter.com/Klitschko/status/858605755628441601
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