Daniel Dubois, the newly crowned IBF heavyweight champion, has boldly declared his intention to challenge the winner of the highly anticipated Usyk vs. Fury rematch for the undisputed world title. His upcoming fight against Joseph Parker on February 22nd serves as a crucial stepping stone in his ambitious plan.
Following Anthony Joshua’s knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, heavyweight rivals Dillian Whyte and trainer Tony Sims offer contrasting perspectives on Joshua’s future, with Whyte urging him to continue and Sims suggesting a Tyson Fury fight.
Daniel Dubois, fresh off his stunning knockout victory over Anthony Joshua, is open to a rematch with either Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk, but his decision hinges on who offers the bigger payday. Dubois believes he can perform even better in a rematch, aiming to prove his doubters wrong.
Daniel Dubois stunned the boxing world by knocking out Anthony Joshua in the fifth round at Wembley Stadium, ending Joshua’s bid to reclaim the heavyweight title. Dubois’ victory sent shockwaves through the heavyweight division, setting up potential future bouts and leaving Joshua’s future uncertain.
Former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua will face Daniel Dubois in a highly anticipated title bout at Wembley Stadium, London, on Sunday (IST). The fight marks Joshua’s attempt at reclaiming his championship belt, aiming to end a challenging period after losses to Andy Ruiz and Oleksandr Usyk. Meanwhile, Daniel Dubois, the reigning IBF champion, is eager to prove his worth against Joshua.
Anthony Joshua, the former heavyweight champion, is set to face Daniel Dubois for the IBF title on Saturday. Joshua is looking to regain his championship glory and silence his critics after a difficult period in his career. This fight is a pivotal moment for both fighters, with Dubois seeking to solidify his status as a world champion.
Daniel Dubois’ trainer, Don Charles, has assured fans that he will be in his fighter’s corner for Saturday’s crucial fight against Anthony Joshua, despite battling a severe illness this week. Charles has been keeping his distance from Dubois to avoid spreading the illness, but insists the team remains united and focused on the fight.
