Boxing promoter Frank Warren has explained why Oleksandr Usyk would stand no chance against Tyson Fury and Joe Joyce.
Usyk's list of potential opponents include Fury and Joyce after winning his rematch with Anthony Joshua at Jeddah's Superdome in Saudi Arabia last week.
However, Queensberry Promotions chief Warren does not reckon the 35-year-old would come out on top.
Fury holds the WBC heavyweight belt and knocked out mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, Joyce is currently set to face former world champion Joseph Parker next month at Manchester Arena.
If he comes through that battle unscathed then he will likely earn a world title shot of his own against Usyk.
And Warren believes both men would beat Usyk because the Ukrainian does not have their physical attributes.
Anthony Joshua was beaten by Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia
Asked how Fury would go about beating Usyk, he told Sky Sports: "Being Tyson Fury!
"I was watching it and I felt I liked Usyk. I liked what he did, but I feel a real big heavyweight - I'm talking about a heavyweight who has got good whiskers, who's got good work rate [would beat him].
"Joe, for example, he's got good work rate, he's got a very good chin. I think he gives him a lot of problems. And I think Tyson gives him huge problems as well.
"I think they'd be just too big and have too much ammunition for him."
Warren also confirmed that he recently reached out to Usyk's promoter Alexander Krassyuk.
Anthony Joshua re-enters the ring after losing to Oleksandr Usyk
He revealed: "There were talks before the [AJ] fight and Tyson had to make his mind up.
"But he's made his mind up and he wants the fight, Usyk wants the fight and we've got to work out a way to make it happen.
"They both know that the fight's worth a lot of money - which it is - so it's whether... is it going to go back to Saudi, is going to go somewhere else, who knows?
"One thing's for sure: there's no problem in making the fight - both camps get on very well with each other."
As for Joshua, Warren believes he has fallen down the pecking order after his back-to-back defeats by Usyk.
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He added: "He's in the catch-up club. All these guys, Joe (Joyce) included, they're in front of it. And now he wants to get a seat back at the table.
"He's got to work his way through. He's coming off two losses, so he's not going to get into any mandatory position.
"There's a great domestic fights for him. There's a great fight between him and Joe. You've got Daniel Dubois. There's a few other fights there for him to have, good domestic fights.
"If he gets some wins under his belt, who knows maybe [a fight against] Tyson Fury. But all anybody cares about at the moment, as far as that unification is concerned, is seeing that fight between Usyk and Tyson, getting that on."