Fears Anthony Joshua vs Dubois will end with Brit ‘waking up in an ambulance’


Fears Anthony Joshua vs Dubois will end with Brit ‘waking up in an ambulance’
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Former Champ's Harsh Prediction

A former world champion has raised concerns that the upcoming clash between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois could result in a trip to the hospital for one of the fighters. Dubois will defend his IBF heavyweight title against Joshua next month at Wembley Stadium in front of a massive crowd of over 80,000 fans.

Underdog Story

Despite holding the IBF title, Dubois is considered a significant underdog in the upcoming bout due to his limited experience against top-tier opponents. The 26-year-old British boxer suffered a defeat in his first world title fight against Oleksandr Usyk last August, which has led to doubts about his chances against Joshua.

Predictions of Devastating KO

Former WBC cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew has predicted a brutal outcome for Dubois, foreseeing a knockout loss within three rounds at the hands of Joshua. Bellew emphasized Joshua's superior strength and speed, suggesting that Dubois may find himself waking up in an ambulance after facing the heavyweight dynamo.

Dubois' Determination

Despite the odds stacked against him, Dubois remains determined to defend his title and make a statement in the British heavyweight boxing scene. The young champion sees the upcoming fight as an opportunity to prove himself and establish a new era in the sport.


Fears Anthony Joshua vs Dubois will end with Brit ‘waking up in an ambulance’
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Joshua's Confidence

Joshua, who is familiar with Dubois from previous sparring sessions, is not underestimating his opponent's capabilities. The 34-year-old heavyweight champion is focused on showcasing his skills and ensuring that he emerges victorious in the highly anticipated showdown.




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