Taylor Champ gets taken aback by Anthony Joshua’s size during Netflix interview; Fans debate whether she was flirting or just doing her job

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00:00Taylor Champ gets taken aback by Anthony Joshua's size during Netflix interview.

00:05Fans debate whether she was flirting or just doing her job.

00:08The moment happened during the November 27th Netflix MVP Open workout in Miami,

00:14where Champ approached the 6'6", 250-pound heavyweight and immediately blurted out,

00:20Whoa, you're big!

00:21before laughing nervously and trying to fix a lagging live stream.

00:25The viral clip has crossed more than a million views on X

00:28and turned a simple promotional interview into a major talking point.

00:32Joshua, unfazed, gestures calmly for her to step into better lighting and helps frame the shot.

00:38It's this raw, relatable reaction, a small woman meeting a giant athlete, that ignited the internet.

00:45Once Champ gets the live stream working, she shifts into the actual interview,

00:49a far more relaxed, social media-style conversation than a traditional press conference.

00:53Then she asks what he's grateful for, which brings out a calm, grounded response about training,

00:59opportunity, and being in war mode leading up to the fight.

01:02One of the most replayed parts of the clip is Champ introducing the bare minimum

01:07versus princess treatment TikTok trend, something Netflix and MVP assigned creators to ask every fighter.

01:13When she asks about remembering a woman's coffee order,

01:16Joshua admits it's princess treatment, joking that his mind is occupied by training and responsibilities.

01:22While the social post framed the moment as Champ being unprofessional,

01:26the overwhelming majority of replies disagreed.

01:30Critics labeling her unprofessional, thirsty, or not a real reporter,

01:34represented a tiny low-engagement minority.

01:37Social media loves spontaneous, unscripted interactions,

01:40moments that feel real, funny, or emotionally unfiltered.

01:44Fans also connected with how comfortable Joshua seemed.

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