DANIEL DUBOIS AND his opponent at the Copper Box Arena, Kyotaro Fujimoto, went face-to-face for the first time at the BT studios in Stratford ahead of the bumper ‘The Fight Before Christmas’ show on Saturday night, live on BT Sport 1, with the WBC Silver and WBO International heavyweight titles at stake.
Unbeaten heavyweight contender Daniel Dubois remained well on course to win “all the belts” last night as he smashed right through a previously unbeaten Ebeneezer Tetteh to take the vacant Commonwealth belt.
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Great Britain’s unbeaten heavyweight destroyer, Daniel “Dynamite” Dubois, will take the next step in his career when he faces off against fellow unbeaten Ebenezer Tetteh in a 12-round showdown for the vacant Commonwealth title Friday at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Arguably the best, most talented young and unbeaten heavyweight prospect/contender on the scene today, British heavyweight Daniel Dubois will keep his active schedule going with a fight in September.
Newly crowned British heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois is eyeing bigger victories, bigger glory. Still only 21 years old and just 12-0(11) as a pro, Dubois is nevertheless confident he has a real shot at becoming a world champion before the end of next year.
Going into last night’s clash between Daniel Dubois, unbeaten, and Nathan Gorman, unbeaten, many good judges were split over what the outcome would be.
The big punching Daniel Dubois (12-0, 11 KOs) used his size and power to wear down and stop Nathan Gorman (16-1, 11 KOs) in the fifth round to claim the vacant British heavyweight title on Saturday night at the O2 Arena in London, England.
GEORGE FOREMAN HAILS DANIEL DUBOIS’ POWER – HEAVYWEIGHT boxing legend George Foreman insists Daniel Dubois is the future of the heavyweight division.
HALL OF FAME promoter Frank Warren has held the final press conference for Daniel Dubois (11-0, 10KOs) and Nathan Gorman (16-0, 11KOs) ahead of the unbeaten pair clashing on Saturday night (July 13) for the vacant British heavyweight title at London’s o2 Arena, live on BT Sport.
Promoter Frank Warren is convinced that had it been his unbeaten heavyweight hope Daniel Dubois in the ring with Anthony Joshua on June 1, and not Andy Ruiz, Dubois would have taken Joshua out himself.