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Anthony Joshua's Next Fight Against Daniel Dubois in Potential World Title Clash. Anthony Joshua is lined up for an all-British world title fight against Daniel Dubois. Daniel Dubois emerges as frontrunner for highly anticipated bout against Anthony Joshua after impressive victory over Hrgovic.
Dubois sheds "quitter" label with spirited performances, silencing critics and showcasing his elite skills in heavyweight division.
With IBF interim title in hand, Dubois likely to face Joshua at Wembley as heavyweight division heats up; fans eager for epic showdown. In a highly anticipated all-British clash, Anthony Joshua is slated to face Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium on September 21 in a potential world title bout. Dubois, who demonstrated his resilience and skill with a spirited victory over Filip Hrgovic on Saturday night, has emerged as the frontrunner for the fight against Joshua.

Deontay Wilder was on the cards for an opportunity to fight the British star; however, after suffering a second loss in a row, all hopes for the fight had been dashed. Daniel Dubois Shakes Off ‘Quitter’ Label With Spirited Performances
Dubois Has Impressed Fans With Victories Over Jarrel Miller and Hrgovic

Dubois's victory over Hrgovic marked a significant comeback, showcasing his ability to compete at the highest levels of the heavyweight division. Despite being previously labeled a "quitter" after his professional losses to Joe Joyce and Dubois silenced critics by overcoming early adversity to secure an eighth-round stoppage on cuts against Hrgovic.

Former European champion Spencer Oliver confirmed the imminent clash to, stating,

"Anthony Joshua is looking to become a three-time heavyweight champion, and guess what, that happens on September 21 at Wembley Stadium, they are already in talks. Daniel Dubois boxed brilliantly last night against Filip Hrgovic and he won and deserves that shot against Anthony Joshua."

Dubois, who picked up the IBF interim title by defeating Hrgovic, is expected to be elevated to full champion status as the IBF is likely to strip of the title due to his upcoming rematch with Tyson Fury on December 21. This scenario positions Dubois to defend his newly acquired title against Joshua in what promises to be a thrilling encounter for British boxing fans.

In another notable development, Zhilei Zhang knocked out Deontay Wilder in the fifth round during the recent Queensberry vs Matchroomevent, a victory that could set up a future clash with Joshua.

Oliver remarked, "That's still a good fight to be had, the fans will want that at some point, they obviously have history going back to the Olympics."

As the heavyweight division continues to heat up, the potential Joshua vs. Dubois fight at Wembley is set to captivate the boxing world. Oliver concluded:

"There are loads of great fights to make in this heavyweight division. We obviously want to see Anthony Joshua in there with Daniel Dubois but the fight everyone wants to see is the Tyson Fury fight. If Fury can go and right the wrongs against in December and Joshua beats Dubois then we should get that for all the belts."

Boxing enthusiasts eagerly await the official announcement, anticipating an epic showdown between Joshua and Dubois, with the heavyweight landscape poised for exciting developments.

Anthony Joshua’s One-Word Response To Deontay Wilder’s Loss
The KO King Had No Sympathy For Wilder But Kept It Classy
When questioned whether he was sad to see Wilder being knocked out, Joshua simply responded: 'No.'

The much-anticipated series of fights between Joshua and Wilder has lost its appeal after Wilder's latest defeat. With potential matchups against Zhang or Daniel Dubois on the horizon, Joshua's focus remains unwavering. "They are all going to get a seeing to," he told DAZN when asked about his next opponent.

Wilder, a former WBC champion, had hinted before the fight that his clash with Zhang might be his last. After the bout, Joshua advised Wilder to carefully consider his future in the sport.

"I just look at and say, 'if you want to do it, do it'. If you want to fight, fight on, and if you don't want to do it, don't do it anymore, it's just where your heart's at." "It doesn't matter, come again if you want, and if you don't, you've got your family there, there's another life outside of boxing for him