Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua vs. Daniel Raphael Dubois.

I like these kind of non-Fury match-ups, which will probably go ahead as planned without too many drama-saga-antics.

 

The fight for the best British boxer, in which AJ wins.

 

Never rated Dubois, I still don’t really. The Hrgovic performance was his best performance by some distance and surprised me, but he’s still way too easy to hit. AJ’s combos will find a home on his massive slabhead and KO him mid-late rounds

 

Joshua won't just stand right in front of him with his chin in the air. He will out box him from range behind the jab, much like Joyce did, break him down slowly and stop him in the last 3rd of the fight.

I'd rather see Joshua/Zhang and Parker/Dubois.

 

Dubois walks into right hands very easily. If AJ lands his right hand its night night. Plus, AJ is the better boxer overall.

 

I don't think AJ will fight Dubois. Too risky.

 

Battle of Britain's most uncreatively nicknamed heavyweights: AJ vs. DDD!

Pretty fun shootout on paper. Joshua's much faster and better all-around but Dubois is dangerous.

 

When has AJ ever not took a fight and don't say Fury or Wilder when they both admitted to freezing out AJ

 

AJ by violent KO.

If he (DDD) can't avoid Hrgovic's telegraphed right hand...

 

By all means have them fight. But not for the IBF title. Both have been beaten by Usyk already. Any of those calling themselves World Champion next to Usyk is a joke.

 

Dobie is a young man on a mission. A redeemed man. AJ has been punching out gifts that Eddie has been serving him. AJ eventually melts down mentally once his best shots, the ones that KO'd a UFC novice, bounce harmlessly on Dobie's skull.

Dobie by brutal and shocking, late KO.

 

He didn't avoid risky fights because he was too inexperienced to understand that those fights were risky. This led to heavy defeats. Now, he is experienced and smart enough to avoid risky fights.

 

I can't explain how Usyk KOed Dubois with jabs, while Hrgovic's heavy bombs didn't effect Dubois a bit.