Wardley should never have called Dubois a binman

We all know Dubois is slightly thick and himself knows it. People may call him a quitter or whatever, it doesn't touch him. But when Dubois said he would have been a binman if not a boxer, he took it personally. In this fight he was laser focused and bullied Wardley

 

It's like calling Usyk a dirty cosack or Fury a filthy pikey. This unearths an ungodly power from the core of their souls that yield them unstoppable. The power of the gods of war flow through them. Calling baby miller a baldy or dubious a binman has the same effect.

 

Wonder how AJ feels, the division landlord

 

Maybe he can chase up Dubios for some rent money

 

This fight if anything shows why Usyk won.
Dubois was tired as f from round 6 I think it was to round 10.
All Wardley had to do was put on the pressure and throw everything he had at Dubois and he most likely would have won. The ref also saved Dubois I would say. He randomly stops the fight "durr, I think I heard the bell"

 

If Dubois was never a boxer he'd be walking around a post-apocalyptic landscape in a helmet with Bam Rodriguez on his back.

 

Wonder what his reaction would be if someone called him a dealer?

 

Actually it could be a great boxing nickname.

Daniel "The Binman" Dubois, like he's the man who throws the trash out of the boxing ring.

 

The problem was Wardley had nothing left in the 2nd half of the fight either.

Wardley blew his gas tank swinging for the fences and missing constantly.

 

He did the same POS combination. Jab and overhand right.
And you know whats funny? The one time in his life he threw an uppercut in the 7th round, Dubois felt that,and hten he stopped doing it and yeah.

I feel he did hold onto emergency reserves after the 6th because he would fight back once he got hit, but it was a matter of "do I blow my load completly and get screwed if I don't win, or do I try to survive" he picked the 2nd and there was no real right or wrong answer imo.

 

Anytime he landed on Dubois he either dropped or hurt him.

If Wardley could've consistently landed a bit more I think he easily could've got Dubois out of there.

I think the early knockdowns might of been the worst thing that could've happened for Wardley.

Because after that he just kept swinging wildly wearing himself out hoping to land another big right hand and it never come.

If Wardley would've paced himself better and set up the right hand better behind the jab it was a winnable fight him.

But he was so predictable with the right hand that even Dubois who's no defensive master was easily able to avoid it.

 

Wardley had worse Stamina than Dubois I feel in general. Daniel actually was more active throughout the fight in general.

But I wathc Usyk Dubois 2 and Dubois was cooked after 4 rounds. He lokoed like he took a shower in between rounds with how much sweat he had

 

I think Dubois hurt Wardley at some point maybe the round after the one Wardley had Dubois over. From there he was shot to bits. Wardley was doing well up to that point as well.

Maybe just his stamina went but people underrating what a heavyweight punch can do to someone.