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Daniel Dubois is a “modified” man and there’s no likelihood he’ll “give up” in opposition to Anthony Joshua, in accordance with Derek Chisora.
Dubois has misplaced twice as an expert, struggling TKOs by Joe Joyce in 2020 and Oleksandr Usyk in 2023. After every loss, the Briton was accused of quitting for taking a knee and failing to beat the referee’s depend.
But the 27-year-old has proven his hardened resolve in current fights, Chisora informed Talksport on Wednesday (11 September), 10 days earlier than Dubois defends the IBF heavyweight title in opposition to compatriot Joshua.
“That was then, that is now. Daniel’s modified,” mentioned Chisora, a veteran of the heavyweight division.
“Have a look at his final combat with [Filip] Hrgovic: Hrgovic hit him with straight proper fingers, and he carried on going. He didn’t drop, and he didn’t give up. He carried on going, and he received the combat.
“[His fight with Jarrell] Miller was a scrap. However he received so drained he was about to give up, however he didn’t give up.
“The man who boxed Joe Joyce and Oleksandr Usyk, he’s not that man anymore. He give up, however I don’t assume the man we’re now’s gonna give up at Wembley. I don’t assume so.”
Dubois bounced again from his loss to Joyce with a run of 4 straight knockout wins, and since shedding to Usyk final August, “Dynamite” has crushed Miller and Hrgovic by way of stoppage.
The Briton defeated Miller within the ultimate seconds of their bout in December, earlier than beating Hrgovic in spherical eight in June. The latter end result secured Dubois the IBF interim title, which was upgraded to the official belt when Usyk vacated the common title.
Now Dubois defends the gold in opposition to Joshua, 34, at Wembley Stadium on 21 September.
