Since the emergence of British heavyweight rivals Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, fans have eagerly awaited the much-anticipated showdown between the two giants of boxing. The hype surrounding this potential matchup has reached unparalleled levels, with many considering it a clash of titans that is inevitable. Despite the prolonged wait, Todd DuBoef of Top Rank
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U.S. fans have the opportunity to watch the upcoming heavyweight clash between Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua at Wembley Stadium in London for a mere $19.99 on PPV. This low price tag is a refreshing change compared to the usual $70+ events that American boxing fans are accustomed to paying for. The stark difference between
Fear is a common emotion experienced by fighters before stepping into the ring for a big fight. In the words of legendary trainer Cus D’Amato, fear can be a fighter’s best friend if used correctly. It serves as a motivational tool, pushing the fighter to perform at their best and remain focused during the intense
Former two-time WBO champion, Billy Joe Saunders, has been absent from boxing for over three years. His last fight against Canelo Alvarez ended prematurely due to a significant injury to his eye. Since then, Saunders has been inactive and out of the spotlight. The talented southpaw’s absence from the ring has led to speculation about
Zhilei Zhang, a two-time Olympian, is confident that IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois will secure a knockout victory over Anthony Joshua on September 21st at Wembley Stadium in London. Zhang believes that Dubois, coming off a recent knockout win over Filip Hrgovic in Riyadh, is currently on a surge. In contrast, he views Joshua, at
Anthony Joshua’s upcoming fight against Daniel Dubois may seem like a pivotal moment in his career, but in reality, it may not be the true measure of his comeback. While Gareth A. Davies believes that a win over Dubois will signify Joshua’s return to form, the reality is that Dubois is not the caliber of
In a surprising turn of events, lightweight contender Maxi Hughes is boldly picking IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois to defeat Anthony Joshua by knockout in their highly anticipated headliner next month. The fight is scheduled to take place on September 21st at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London. Hughes believes that the 34-year-old Joshua, who
The upcoming September 21st fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois has garnered immense attention, with Wembley Stadium selling out for the event. Joshua’s star power is unquestionable, as he is accustomed to performing in front of massive crowds of 80,000 fight fans. However, for Dubois, who will be defending his IBF heavyweight belt against
Don Charles, a well-respected boxing trainer, made headlines recently when he compared his fighter Daniel Dubois to the legendary Muhammad Ali. This comparison was not taken lightly by many in the boxing world, with some calling it ridiculous and far-fetched. While Charles may have been trying to build hype and confidence in his fighter, the
Martin Bakole, fresh from his impressive victory over Jared Anderson, is eager to step into the ring with Zhilei Zhang in December. Speaking to Sky Sports, Bakole expressed his desire to face Zhang in front of his home fans in China. This matchup promises to be a thrilling contest, with Bakole determined to showcase his
Barry Hearn, the father of Eddie Hearn, has stated that Matchroom has a huge responsibility to deliver the long-awaited all-British heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. According to Hearn, regardless of the outcome of the December 21st rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Fury, it is imperative that AJ faces Fury next year. The
Analyst Teddy Atlas has expressed his concerns about IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois’ defensive capabilities in his upcoming fight against Anthony Joshua. While Dubois showed immense determination in his victory over Filip Hrgovic, Atlas believes that facing Joshua will be a whole different challenge. The need for Dubois to be more defensively conscious is crucial,
The first fight between British heavyweights Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke ended in a draw, leaving both fighters eager for a rematch. The British Boxing Board of Control has announced that the two fighters have agreed to face each other again, with the date and venue yet to be determined. In their previous bout, Wardley
Nick Ball, the undefeated WBA featherweight champion, is set to headline a homecoming card in Liverpool soon, according to his promoter Frank Warren. This is an exciting development for boxing fans, as Ball has proven to be a great value-for-money fighter in the ring. His recent victory over Raymond Ford to claim the WBA belt
As Tyson Fury gears up for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk on December 21st, the pressure is on. Usyk represents the toughest challenge Fury has faced in his illustrious career. At 36 years old, Fury finds himself at a crossroads, contemplating the possibility of retirement. Former British great Carl Froch has weighed in on Fury’s