Dubois v Joyce - 28/20/20 - London

[Dark Lord Al]

Best domestic HW dust up since Joshua v Whyte .

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Daniel Dubois, Joe Joyce Set For Interim-Bouts Ahead of October Fight

Joyce will face Michael Wallisch, from Munich, on July 25. The 34-year-old, who is 6ft 5½in tall, won his first 19 fights as a professional, but has lost three of his past four, being stopped by Christian Hammer, Efe Ajagba and Tony Yoka, who controversially beat Joyce in the Olympic final in 2016.

Dubois, the British and Commonwealth champion, will take on unbeaten two-time Olympic Erik Pfeifer.
The Russian-born 33-year-old has only had seven fights as a professional. He twice won bronze medal at the World Amateur Championships, in 2011, when he lost his semi-final to Anthony Joshua, and 2013. He boxed at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics and boxed four seasons in the World Series Boxing, where he twice beat Yoka.


https://www.boxingscene.com/daniel-d...-fight--150066

[Memphis]

At a glance, that looks like a bit of a banana skin for Dubois. Alright he's only had seven fights but he's got some decent pedigree, some decent WBS wins. Probably amplified a bit given Joyce has what looks like a knock over job.

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Good news, this might be in front of a crowd at the O2

PROGRESS Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce gets big boost for October 24 as Boris Johnson announces plan for fans to return to stadiums

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/7...fans-stadiums/

[BIG H]

I'm almost ringside for this fukka! Can't wait!!