Comments Thread For: Frank Warren reveals where Daniel Dubois vs. Anthony Joshua will be won and lost

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IBF heavyweight champion, Daniel Dubois, and former two-time unified champion, Anthony Joshua, are entering their final few days of serious training before they begin tapering down and focusing on their fight at Wembley Stadium on September 21st.
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[Left Hook Louie]

Yeah, Frank, I don't think of DuBois as a KO artist.
This would be a great time to become one, though

[pollywog]

Tell us something we don't know Frank.

[Smash]

dubois has a better chance than berlanga

[SUBZER0ED]

“For me, the pressure's all on AJ. I don't think the pressure's on my man.” Ridiculous. The pressure is squarely on BOTH men, because if Dubois loses, he's no longer champ and takes a big step back, with no Usyk rematch. If AJ wins, he gets a belt and can have another go at Usyk, but if he loses, he becomes more of a journeyman.

[Left Hook Louie]

dubois has a better chance than berlanga

Way better.
DuBois has almost 90 lbs over Berlanga.
DuBois will KO Berlanga inside of 10 rounds, maybe even 8, you'll see.

Oh, wait, nevermind.

[Willow The Wisp]

Great fight!
Depending on what happens with Fury - Usyk, and Joyce, Whyte and Chisora virtually completed in their quest; this one determines the best UK big man since Lennox Lewis.

Big stakes for the ultra popular A.J.
A big win sets up a huge encounter with Fury.
A big loss plummets his career rating to below that of Wilder, Ruiz, perhaps others.

[pollywog]

There's something about the words...

IBF Heavyweight Champion Daniel Dubois

...that doesnt sit well with me. Perhaps someone can email me the reason.

[BrankoB]

“For me, the pressure's all on AJ. I don't think the pressure's on my man.” Ridiculous. The pressure is squarely on BOTH men, because if Dubois loses, he's no longer champ and takes a big step back, with no Usyk rematch. If AJ wins, he gets a belt and can have another go at Usyk, but if he loses, he becomes more of a journeyman.

I agree. The pressure is on both men. I don't think either one can afford a loss at this stage of their career. Yes, it is true both of them have bounced back but I am not sure their recent opponents have been at the highest level, which means there is a big question mark on both AJ and DDD.

[Rockybigblower]

Yeah, Frank, I don't think of DuBois as a KO artist.
This would be a great time to become one, though

Interestingly his 20 KO's in 21 wins might say different.