Does world heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk, 22-0(14), have some unfinished business with Daniel Dubois, the current IBF belt-holder? Some fans believe so, of course, due to the “was it low, was it not low?”
Former WBO heavyweight champ Joseph Parker has firmly thrown his hat into the ring as far as being IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois’ next challenger.
Frank Warren is pretty sure his fighter, Daniel Dubois, will not be swapping punches with Anthony Joshua next, with Warren telling BoxNation that he “doesn’t see” the immediate rematch happening.
It seems there is a good chance reigning IBF heavyweight champ Daniel Dubois could make an optional defense in his next fight, and fellow Brit Fabio Wardley is very much in the running to land the fight.
Coach Andy Lee says Joseph Parker will be ready to fight IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois on February 22nd if he doesn’t face Anthony Joshua.
Will British heavyweights Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua fight again early next year? There has been plenty of talk about the possibility of the two big punchers colliding in an immediate rematch, this after Dubois caused the sensation by knocking AJ out at Wembley last month.
The IBF has ordered Martin Bakole vs. Agit Kabayel to negotiate a fight for a final eliminator to determine a challenger for heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois’ world title.
Promoter Eddie Hearn thinks Anthony Joshua will choose to steam straight into the rematch with Daniel Dubois instead of targeting Tyson Fury for his next fight in the first half of 2025.
Daniel Dubois is riding high right now, the 27-year-old powerhouse coming off that massive KO win over Anthony Joshua, and Dubois has said he now wants to “right the wrong” that he suffered last August in Poland when he was stopped in the ninth round by Oleksandr Usyk, who of course holds all the other belts at heavyweight.
Eddie Hearn says Anthony Joshua must be checked out medically before they make a decision on a rematch with IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois.