"I'd love to fight" - Jared Anderson, an American star, wants to face Daniel Dubois in a heavyweight match.

JARED ANDERSON wants to fight British heavyweight Daniel Dubois.

American rising star is currently 12-0 as a professional, and is quickly rising to the top of the division.


I'd love to fight - Jared Anderson, an American star, wants to face Daniel Dubois in a heavyweight match.
Jared Anderson, a highly-rated fighter, is aiming for a fight with Daniel Dubois


I'd love to fight - Jared Anderson, an American star, wants to face Daniel Dubois in a heavyweight match.

Daniel Dubois holds an 18-1 professional record

Anderson, 22 years old, is looking for a big name to fight in his next bout and thinks Dubois might be the one.

Sky Sports interviewed him and he stated that he would love to fight many people.

"Filip Hrgovic Carlos Takam Daniel Dubois, Daniel Dubois... There are a million names that I could name. A lot of people.

"All the potentials, contenders, all the ones coming out... Luis Ortiz and Andy Ruiz, all of them, anyone. I would love to fight anyone."

He was further quizzed on Dubois specifically and he said: "I love that battle."

"I saw Joe Joyce lose, and I was shocked. He is still a decent fighter.

He is impossible to count out. If I didn't stop him, I think I would beat him in good style."

Anderson has won 12 of his professional fights by knockout.

He was due to fight Christian Hammer in April at Wembley on the Tyson Fury Vs Dillian Whyte Undercard. However, he was forced to withdraw because of injury.

Anderson was back in action against Serbian Miljan Rodcanin last month - only two rounds were needed to win.

He said that he gave himself a C+ and maybe a B- for his most recent display.

"I am aware of my strengths and weaknesses. I believe I have so much room to learn and so much to do.

Dubois was, however, last seen in action in June, when he beat Trevor Bryan in Miami to claim the WBA regular-heavyweight title.

Triple D has an 18-1 record. Joyce's 2020 defeat to Triple D is the only problem on a otherwise flawless CV.