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IBF, WBO, IBO, WBA heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce will once again become sparring partners as they prepare for their respective fall bouts. Joshua is scheduled to face mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev on the tentative date of December 12.
Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce believes he saw panic in his upcoming opponent, Daniel Dubois. There is a tentative date of October 24 for Joyce and Dubois to collide - but their date is likely to move again to the month of November.
Frank Warren, promoter for unbeaten heavyweight Daniel Dubois, expects his fighter to become a superstar in the future. Dubois (15-0, 14 KOs) was in action last month, when he blew away Ricardo Snijders in two rounds after scoring four knockdowns.
The heavyweight clash between Joe Joyce and Daniel Dubois could take place behind closed doors on pay-per-view if crowds are not allowed back into venues in the UK soon. The fight between unbeaten boxers for the British, Commonwealth and European title is presently listed for October 24 at the O2 Arena, London, although it is understood that date will be moved back to November 21 or 28 in anticipation that there will be more of a chance of a crowd being allowed.
The heavyweight clash between unbeaten boxers Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce is potentially going to move to a date in November, according to The Daily Star. The fight has been postponed several times due to the coronavirus pandemic. It was first eyed for a date in April, late pushed back to July, and then pushed back to October 24.
Unbeaten heavyweight contender Daniel Dubois has no problem with fighting Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce without a crowd present. The 22-year-old Dubois was back in the ring on Saturday night and demolished Dutchman Ricardo Snijders in two rounds at BT Sport studio in Stratford. Snijders was down four times before the fight was waved off.
Olympic silver medal winner Joe Joyce was a very interested party in Saturday's main event heavyweight clash at the BT Sport studios. Unbeaten puncher Daniel Dubois demolished Ricardo Snijders in two rounds. After eight months of being inactive, Dubois shook off the rust by dropping Snijders a total of four times before the fight was waved off.
Seven days after one British heavyweight hope saw his hopes of a big fight down the line wrecked, Daniel Dubois returns to action keen to prevent his all-British showdown with Joe Joyce sidetracked when he face Ricardo Snijders at the BT Sport Studios in London on Saturday night.
David Haye wasn’t especially pleased with how Joe Joyce performed during his third-round, technical-knockout victory over Michael Wallisch last month in London. The former WBA heavyweight champion considered Joyce too heavy and too reckless, even against an unimposing opponent who had been stopped in three of his previous four fights. Haye, an analyst for BT Sport, hopes Joyce comes better prepared for his domestic showdown with Daniel Dubois
WE MAKE A speedy return to our own boxing bubble on Friday night with the third of our special summer series at the headquarters of BT Sport. We are gathering some momentum now in putting boxing back on the box and I am happy to say that our young fighters are seizing the opportunity put in front of them. I must tip my hat to the young fellas for the way they kept in shape during lockdown, made themselves ready to fight and then adapted to the unusual circumstances we find ourselves in, with the confinement in the hotel and boxing behind closed doors.