Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua could wait until October to rematch Dubois.

Usyk beats our boys he must rematch them

But if one of our boys beats him it's onto the next

Dubois + Father Time vs Usyk. Father Time is undefeated and has the best right hand and left hook in the game, Dubois hits almost as hard as Father Time. Anytime you climb into a ring with a savage puncher you're playing Russian roulette, doing so against a way bigger and heavier one who is in the midst of their prime while you are 38.5 y/o the risk of you blowing your brains out when you pull the trigger shoots up exponentially

 

Dubois is 250lbs now, the first fight will be almost 2 years ago by the time they climb into the ring, and, like AJ and Belly, Dubois isn't remotely slow, unathletic or unskilled for his size, and a tag-team of Father Time vs anyone who can punch like Dubois and in addition to his huge size advantage is is also athletic, well schooled and skilled posses a very serious threat. The margin of error for Usyk against all these giants was small enough as it is but at this age it's a lot smaller

 

Dubois is very well schooled with the best jab in the division, is much bigger than Usyk, is one of the hardest punchers in the division with brutally heavy hands and one punch KO power in either hand, as said, isn't slow at all for his size, is in the midst of his prime at 27 and Usyk is in his late 30s and has been past his for a long time and the only direction you head when you're past your prime is South.

And the fight will likely be in the UK where the chance of Usyk getting robbed or some kind of skullduggery occurring is very high. Not to mention, Dubois will be allowed get away with his dirty tactics even more and he and his team know that and will likely be looking to take advantage of that.

You fight a puncher like Dubois in your backyard once even if you're the same age and size as him and it's a always going to be a very risky fight, you do so twice and the risk of you getting caught and KO'd is much higher. There's a reason why many fighters avoid KO artists and savage punchers and why their handlers keep them away from them. We also see this with prospects a lot where their handlers navigate their fighter's path up the rankings by throwing them in with featherfists and light punchers whilst studiously avoiding punchers. Conor Benn is a recent example.

Belly did land clean shots on Usyk

 

Belly is a better boxer and more skilled and awkward than Dubois but Dubois is a better boxer and much more skilled than The Dosser and The Dosser dropped Belly four times and came within a whisker of KO'ing him. How many home refs would've waved their first fight off after that KD in round 12?

If Belly fought Dubois, despite his skill and boxing advantages, I wouldn't be shocked if he wound up getting caught and KO'd

Many have claimed that The Dosser would KO Usyk, I mean when they were both in their primes or closer to it, despite the fact the skill gap between them is astronomical but the much more skilled and fundamentally sound Dubois vs a 38.5 y/o Usyk in the UK isn't a super risky fight for Usyk? I don't care if Usyk beat him easily the first time this is an old Usyk who is at the age where history tells us resoundingly that Father Time's record is all but immaculate other than a few blemishes, a few as in you can count them on one hand and it didn't take long for him to beat all but one or two of them in the rematches