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Daniel Dubois desires to “put a stop” to the wins Oleksandr Usyk has been chalking up against British fighters, beating one after one other and making it look easy. Usyk is 7-0 against the Brits and appears unbeatable immediately.
Can Anyone Stop Usyk?
It’s probably not a great idea for Dubois to mess with Usyk because he already lost to him once by a ninth-round knockout on August 26, 2023. Losing a rematch would destroy the momentum he’s gained since that terrible experience.
It could be smarter for Dubois to give attention to attempting to get a rematch with Anthony Joshua because that’s a winnable one, and it will pay huge money.
IBF heavyweight champion Dubois (22-2, 21 KOs) thinks he’s the one which can end the previous two-division undisputed champion Usyk’s run of “luck.”
Usyk’s Wins Against Brits
– Tyson Fury x 2
– Anthony Joshua x 2
– Daniel Dubois
– Derek Chisora
– Tony Bellew
I don’t know why it bothers Dubois a lot that Usyk is thrashing his fellow countrymen because they might lose to other fighters in the event that they were willing to take them on. In the event you put Joshua or Fury in with Martin Bakole, they’d get whipped just as badly or worse than what Usyk did.
Dubois: The Brits Last Hope?
“It’s about time; someone’s got to place a stop to it. When that point comes, I’ll be ready for it,” said Daniel Dubois to BoxNation about Oleksandr Usyk beating all the highest British heavyweights. He got lucky last time.
“That wasn’t a low blow. You never saw him grabbing his balls on the ground. He got lucky last time. Next time, he won’t be lucky. I’ll be ready for him. I’m an excessive amount of for him. I’m difficult him. I would like to change into undisputed and get all of the belts. I’ve got to get through Parker, but I would like to change into undisputed.
“It was a detailed fight. Within the last couple of rounds, he edged it,” said Dubois about Usyk’s win over Tyson Fury of their rematch on December twenty first. “It’ll be an enormous fight between me and either of them, Fury or Usyk. That’s my mindset immediately.
“I’ve been a contender for an extended while. I’m a champion, and I would like to maneuver like a champion and take no prisoners. I would like to undergo Usyk like a train,” said Dubois.
The best way Oleksandr dominated ‘The Gypsy King; Tyson Fury last month of their rematch made it clear that he owns fighters from the UK and can proceed to beat them until he gets old.
Fury, 36, looked elderly within the rematch with Usyk, and it’s not surprising that he was beaten. The primary fight took something out of him, leaving the weathered, worn-looking fighter that Usyk met last month. It was pathetic the spectacle Fury made out of himself, complaining on the post-fight press conference that he won by three rounds. No words describe what a grumpy, poor sport he’s.
