Anthony Joshua defends Dillon Danis over Nina Agdal feud as he says ‘there are no rules’ ahead of Logan Paul fight
ANTHONY JOSHUA has defended Dillon Danis in his feud with Logan Paul over the YouTuber’s fiancee Nina Agdal.
Paul will take on Danis at Manchester Arena on October 14 with bad blood between the pair threatening to boil over.
The MMA fighter has even been hit with a restraining order after harassing his rival’s model partner by repeatedly posting photos of her online.
The actions of Danis have led to fierce criticism, with many slating him for bringing his opponent’s loved one into it.
However, former heavyweight boxing champ Joshua believes “anything is acceptable in the art of war”.
When quizzed about it, AJ said: “I’ll be real, in this game of boxing, there are no rules.
“The internet is undefeated. All of your information is out there at the end of the day.
“What you put out there will always come around full circle.
“Unfortunately, they are using this as a war tactic – and you’re at war.
“So there are no low blows and anything is acceptable in the art of war.”
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It emerged last month that Agdal had taken out a restraining order against Danis.
The order does not prevent the pair from being in the same place at once, but rather stops Danis from posting specific photos of Paul’s fiancee online.
It is also said to restrict the American from posting any content depicting or portraying Agdal that was never meant to be shared publicly or was obtained without consent.
But despite Danis’ attempts to upset Paul and his wife-to-be, the social media star has revealed that Agdal will still be coming to watch him fight next week.
The Maverick, who is now also a WWE superstar, will be taking part in his first fight since he lost to KSI back in 2019.
The Brit will be fighting alongside Paul this time as the Prime pair share the limelight in Manchester.
KSI will face Tommy Fury, who is fresh off the back of silencing Logan Paul’s little brother Jake during their bout in February.