I could totally see Usyk stopping Dubois as he is a bit chinny. He was almost stopped in the first round in his previous fight against an unheralded cruiserweight. However, the fact that Usyk hasn't fought in just over a year and Dubois should be at his very best against his greatest challenge, I am going to say Usyk by clear decision win. I respect both fighters, but I'll be rooting for Usyk all the way.
Maybe Tyson Fury will locate his testicles and fight Usyk after the Ngannou circus fight. That is, if Ngannou doesn't get extremely lucky and land that one shot and KO Fury. I am not expecting that to happen, but man oh man, that would be the biggest embarrassment in the history of heavyweight championship boxing.
Tyson Fury deprived us of the most significant heavyweight contest since Frazier-Ali. He lost so much respect from the boxing community with his ridiculous antics. Of course, the respect of the boxing community isn't something he particularly cares about. Anyway, much respect to Usyk and Dubois for their willingness to fight anyone. That's the fighting spirit!
You're right on all accounts.
However, let's not forget that Fury is a former drug and alcohol addict, and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder a few years ago. Meaning that we should not expect too much from him in terms of coherence and general behavior.
This is the acid test for me...Sheeraz has beaten everybody put in front of him so far convincingly but Bentley gave Janibek the toughest fight of his career.
This is the acid test for me...Sheeraz has beaten everybody put in front him so far convincingly but Bentley gave Janibek the toughest fight of his career.
Guess you didn't watch the Sheeraz v Skeete fight then?
He was getting his head boxed off and then got a controversial stoppage which should have been a DQ.
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