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Published 23:29 7 May 2016 BST

The England man's brace in Leicester City's 3-1 coronation win against Everton on Saturday placed him hot on the heels of international teammate Harry Kane in the race for the top division's golden boot, and Joshua paid his own tribute using Vardy's now infamous catchphrase.
Watching the striker's post-match interview whilst enjoying a massage, the enigmatic boxer asked his pal: "Oi mate, is that Jamie Vardy?"
Once he was answered in the affirmative, he remarked "Chat sh*t, get banged!" before adding the hashtag #UnderdogMentality to his uploaded tweet.
It remains to be seen whether such an attitude will come in handy when Joshua faces unbeaten American Dominic Breazeale in his title defence on June 25, but we expect Vardy to reciprocate the sentiment if the champ is victorious.Oi mate, is that @vardy7...? Huge statement @LCFC #UnderdogMentality ? pic.twitter.com/YlW0YyySJW
— Anthony Joshua (@anthonyfjoshua) May 7, 2016
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