Daniel Dubois is determined to surpass Anthony Joshua in the heavyweight division.
The two fighters are set to face off in a highly anticipated heavyweight showdown on September 21 at Wembley Stadium, where Dubois will defend his IBF world title for the first time.
Dubois, often seen as the underdog, aims to deliver a decisive blow to Joshua’s ambitions of reclaiming a heavyweight title for the third time.
In a strong message directed at ‘AJ’, the 26-year-old is resolute that this is his moment to shine.
« I can’t wait; it feels like it’s all written in the stars for me, and I’m focused on keeping my belt, » Dubois shared with talkSPORT on Haskbee & Jacobs.
« I want to put on a performance that people will remember. Right now, I’m just focused on my preparation. »
« I’m honing my skills, and when fight night arrives, I’m ready to go to war. »
« I truly believe it’s my time now, everything is on the line for me, and it’s time to take center stage. »
« I’m ready to seize the moment and hold my ground for a long time. I’m prepared for the fight, just waiting for that first bell. »
Dubois has recently displayed a more aggressive edge, with tensions flaring between him and Joshua.
During a recent face-off, the two had to be pulled apart by security, marking one of the first instances of trash talk from Dubois in his career.
A victory for Dubois could pave the way for a lucrative match against the winner of Oleksandr Usyk’s rematch with Tyson Fury in 2025.
The boxing world is witnessing a transformed Dubois, with talkSPORT pundit Spencer Oliver sharing insights into his focused training regimen.
« Daniel Dubois is a different type of competitor. He’s very reserved, often keeping to himself and speaking little, » Oliver noted during talkSPORT Drive.
« To give you a glimpse into his routine, he walks into the gym with a bag on his shoulder, remaining silent, putting his bag down to fist bump a couple of people he sees. »
« Then he sits down for his hands to be wrapped, still without a word. This is the essence of his character. »
« He trains at a farm in Boreham Wood—such a serene environment. But what’s striking is how he spends about an hour daily staring at the Arches of Wembley from the car park. It’s an intense focus. »
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