They'd need to pay a lot of money for people to step aside though.
Matchroom Boxing's Hearn, who promotes WBA, WBO and IBF champion Joshua, told Sky Sports that "you might find people jumping into bigger fights sooner" once the sport returns from the coronavirus outbreak.
But before you get too excited, he added that both fighters do already have contracts in place for their next scheduled bouts and it would depend on whether their opponents were willing to take a fee to step aside.
American Deontay Wilder, who lost his WBC belt to Fury in February, was set to fight the rematch in July, which could now happen in October.
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