If Joshua keeps his feet on the ground he will be undisputed champion without a doubt, but he has to not let it all go to his head like Tyson, but to be fair to Tyson he lost his way once his original trainer died if that hadn't happened I is crazy to think what he would've been.
Selby seen him live a couple of times and on the box looks like he has the technique but I'll be honest he doesn't get me excited although I didn't watch him at the weekend.
i think British boxing as a whole is on the crest of a wave we have talent everywhere at the top end like Froch, Groves, Degale, Khan and Brook then world champions in the weight divisions that are less fancied like Quigg, Frampton and McDonnell. But then coming through we have some real special talent the two already mentioned, Campbell, Ogogo looks to be suited well to the pros more than amateurs. You have Eubank and Saunders what a fight that will be btw, Yafai brothers, Callum Smith god the list goes on and on, we have real conveyor belt of talent. There is also a big pool of domestic/European level fighters like Crolla, Matthews, Coyle, Price etc etc that's not even mentioning people like Haye, Fury, Chisora, Bellew and Cleverly British boxing is on the up and will only get better with every Olympics that passes we have really got our amateurs sorted out and a great bunch of trainers to translate that amateur pedigree to the professionals its a shame that cannot translate to football