Anthony Joshua delivers ANOTHER ‘weird’ microphone monologue – with accents and call-outs with no response from ‘soulless’ Saudi crowd – after knocking out Francis Ngannou to line up Tyson Fury

Fans were quick to react to Anthony Joshua’s “bizarre” post-fight speech after his shock knockout victory over Francis Ngannou on Friday night.

The British heavyweight star needed just two rounds to finish the fight with the former UFC champion after landing a huge right hook that night.

After the fight, Joshua went on a post-fight rant that left some fans baffled, as they labeled ‘AJ’ a ‘really weird guy’ and reacted to the accents he used.

Inside the ring, Joshua said: ‘It is what it is. What I was saying, on the road to the championship, you have to stay focused. I stepped aside from the mission, I thought it was for the stations for entertainment.

“But I saw him against Fury and I thought ‘damn, he can fight.'” We welcomed him, he is a great champion. That does not take away its capacity. He can come back, I told him he can stay in boxing. It depends on him.

‘The Ben Davison Performance Center (is the reason for my improvement). I’m hungry, I’m still hungry and all that good stuff.

“I don’t know (if I’m peaking), it just takes one chance, if it were me you’d be saying, ‘Joshua should retire.'”

‘I don’t know if I’m at my best, I’m fighting day by day, who knows where it will take me? In five years I will not fight again, this will be a distant memory.”

Afterwards, fans quickly responded on social media, with one writing: “I like Anthony Joshua but it’s underrated how weird he is lol.”

‘There’s just something strange about Anthony Joshua. It is always uncomfortable and strange. It’s hard not to cringe when he speaks,” wrote another.

“In Anthony Joshua’s speech, ‘Shout out to Cameroon, shout out to London, shout out to Watford and most importantly… shout out to Saudi Arabia.’ Interesting,” said one user.

Another wrote: ‘Anthony Joshua is really unbearable. He should not be allowed near a microphone or any form of public speaking. Strange man’.

“That’s probably the most destructive knockout I’ve ever seen.” Incredible blows from Joshua. He’s weird, isn’t he? What’s the interview with him and the noises about?’ one fan said.

Another fan pointed out the lackluster atmosphere of the night and wrote: ‘Boxing really sold its soul to Saudi Arabia. What a soulless atmosphere that is. Shocking’.

During his post-fight speech, Joshua also urged Ngannou not to give up on his foray into the world of boxing, despite the brutal defeat.

‘He may come again. I told him he shouldn’t quit boxing. He can do it well. Remember that he has two fights and has fought the best,” Joshua said.

“He can go very far if he stays dedicated, but it’s up to him.”

AJ also told a member of Ngannou’s entourage that he would like to support the Cameroonian heavyweight’s foundation in the future.