Dubois on the lesson of Fury-AJ: 'I want to fight Itauma sooner'

Daniel Dubois believes there is a lesson for himself and Moses Itauma to learn from Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua - dont wait too long to fight; Dubois is convinced hes the hardest puncher in world but warns hes getting even more powerful: Im just starting to unload properly now

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Daniel Dubois believes he and Moses Itauma must learn a lesson from Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua – if they are to fight, they need to do it sooner rather than later.

Fury and Joshua have been British heavyweight rivals for almost a decade but missed the chance to fight each other at the peak of their careers, though they will now finally box in December.

A major rivalry for the next generation of British heavyweight boxers could develop between Dubois and Moses Itauma.

Dubois is a two-time world champion and still only 29 years old. Itauma is just 21 and already a world title challenger.

Dubois thinks Itauma will return to world title contention. "Of course he can. He had the whole industry behind him. They won't let him give up I don't think," Dubois told Sky Sports.

Source: Sky Sports