Oleskandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois - August 26 // Poland (TNT PPV)

At a guess I would say Probably because he’s challenged for the British title twice and lost both times. It’s not that difficult to understand although I appreciate someone with only a limited capacity to learn may struggle to work it out.

 

ha ha ha ha your having a laff now who would dubois not beat and he wouldnt loose to wee ruiz either that is a fact pal

 

Neither Daniel or Joshua are elite boxers.

Every time both step up to face the top boxers, both will come unstuck.

Losing to that little fat mess in Ruiz exposed Joshua to the soles of his feet hence why he is fighting shot Whyte instead of live opponents.

 

Joshua was totally embarrassed that night.

Some fat Mexican comes in on a months notice, eats snickers at the weigh in, is that surprised he’s even been given the shot he’s asking for a picture with the belts then proceeds to make Joshua quit in the fight that was supposed to help him crack America.

 

how many times has joshua won in america since

 

Fully expected Usyk to stop Dubois in the mid rounds. For me Dubois only chance is to go to work on the body, Joshua hurt Uysk in the second fight going to the body.

 

or he could try to hit usyk on the head something joshua couldnt do he was struggling to do what boxers are meant to do thats hit the other fella anywhere

 

Wonder if Dubois will get hold of the mic if he loses.

 

Does anybody know if Joshua has lost to Ruiz? Can’t seem to find any mention of it in this Usyk v Dubois thread.

 

Will be interested to see what Usyk's chin is like if Dubois lands flush.

 

“In my book”

This book I presume https://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/dinosaur-paint-by-numbers/6619471001.html

 

Don't be silly as Hearn told us in 2014 that Joshua is going to the very top of the game right up there with the greats.

The lad will not be beaten by anyone.

 

When Slo Mo Joyce can land a jab on Dubois with ease you really do have to wonder just how many jabs Dubois will be eating from Usuyk.

 

‘Hardest puncher since Mike Tyson, Koogz’ - Tony Bellend.