Daniel Dubois won his rematch with Fabio Wardley at the O2 on Saturday to defend the WBO heavyweight world title in devastating style; Dubois took out Wardley in two rounds and now wants championship unifications; The Londoner welcomes a trilogy fight with unbeaten great Oleksandr Usyk
Daniel Dubois, the WBO heavyweight world champion, believes he would defeat Oleksandr Usyk if they had a trilogy fight.
Twice Dubois has boxed the imperious Ukrainian, and twice Usyk, an unbeaten and two-time undisputed champion at heavyweight, has stopped the Londoner.
But after a stunning two-round victory in his rematch with Fabio Wardley on Saturday, Dubois is convinced he has reached a new level and can beat Usyk.
No heavyweight, Dubois is adamant, can stand up to the punches he hit Wardley with.
"No. Fabio's got a great chin. He's known for taking punishment but I was going through him. I just had to pull myself back and reset. I want to know who's next!" Dubois declared.
He would welcome a potential trilogy fight with Usyk. "Definitely, definitely, I'd love that," Dubois said. "We're coming out on top this time. We've made our mistakes and we're coming out on top."
Source: Sky Sports