Daniel Dubois

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

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

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,

As the highly anticipated fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois approaches, Joshua seems to have adopted a mindset of welcoming hostility and aggression from his younger opponent. With only 42 days left until the showdown on September 21st at Wembley Stadium in London, Joshua understands the gravity of the situation. Despite his recent four-fight

Anthony Joshua’s management recently inquired why IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois’ team had not signed up for VADA testing for their upcoming match on September 21st. This move raises questions about Joshua’s team’s intentions and whether they are starting to feel uneasy about the upcoming bout at Wembley Stadium in London. Despite the queries from

There has been a lot of speculation surrounding Anthony Joshua’s return to top form after facing four supposedly subpar opponents to rebuild his mental strength. Despite his four-fight winning streak leading up to a title challenge against IBF champion Daniel Dubois, many doubts linger about Joshua’s ability to handle the pressure. The Trigger for Past

As the anticipation builds for the upcoming fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois for the IBF heavyweight title, fans were delighted to hear that a “big musical act” will be performing before the main event. Speculations ran wild as to who this musical act might be, but the news is finally out – it

Daniel Dubois, the IBF heavyweight champion, is exuding confidence as he prepares to defend his title against Anthony Joshua on September 21st at Wembley Stadium. Dubois, with a record of 21-2 and 20 knockouts, sees Joshua’s advancing age as a weakness that he can capitalize on in their upcoming fight. Despite Joshua’s promoter, Eddie Hearn,