Ruiz had decked Joshua multiple times to verify a seventh-round stoppage in their June conflict at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Joshua is presently going to return in the main portion of 2020, likely against IBF compulsory challenger Kubrat Pulev. Be that as it may, Joshua couldn't want anything more than to have a full unification battle with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.
"I'm prepared [to battle Wilder]. I have my belts back and I'm prepared to battle him. Be that as it may, I'm not looking excessively far into the future since it takes your eyes off what is front of you," Wilder disclosed to Sky Sports.
"I make it stride by step and, when I get to unification, I will be prepared. I'll thump them down individually and, when the huge young men are prepared, I'll be prepared to turn into the following undisputed hero of the world. I truly need to get that going."
More out of control is going to make a resistance against Tyson Fury in a rematch booked for February of one year from now. Joshua is centered around keeping his titles, so he plans to make his obligatory barriers against Pulev, and the required challenger under the WBO - Oleksandr Usyk.
"I'm centered around my next battle. Anybody can get it, my resume gives me that. I'll be quick to deal with my mandatories in light of the fact that the present WBC champion is battling Tyson Fury. Good karma to them," Joshua said.
"Meanwhile, I will deal with my mandatories since I would prefer not to clear a belt. I've endeavored to get them so I would prefer not to part with them."
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