Finland's Robert Helenius should be on holiday with his family in Lapland but instead this Saturday will attempt to stun Anthony Joshua and ensure he gets another shot at Deontay Wilder.Helenius had just claimed the 32nd victory of his professional career when he was posed the question of whether he would accept Matchroom's SOS call to step in as an 11th-hour replacement at London's O2 Arena for Dillian Whyte, who failed a drugs test with the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.With wraps still on

Finland's Robert Helenius should be on holiday with his family in Lapland but instead this Saturday will attempt to stun Anthony Joshua and ensure he gets another shot at Deontay Wilder.Helenius had just claimed the 32nd victory of his professional career when he was posed the question of whether he would accept Matchroom's SOS call to step in as an 11th-hour replacement at London's O2 Arena for Dillian Whyte, who failed a drugs test with the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.With wraps still on his hands and sweat from a third-round victory over Mika Mielonen inside a 15th-century castle in Finland, Helenius decided to roll the dice and sent Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn a video on Saturday night to confirm he was in.A day later and Helenius' manager Markus Sundman sealed the deal over the phone while at a zoo with his family, which meant his 39-year-old boxer was set to be thrust back into the limelight.