Last updated: 13/09/2024 at 2.00pm
Anthony Joshua is scheduled to fight again on September 21st, against south London’s Daniel Dubois at Wembley in what's set to be a blistering match.
In anticipation of the must-see match, we take a look at Daniel Dubois’ record, including his key stats, wins and losses, to see how he will stack up in the fight against AJ...
Take a look through Daniel Dubois fight stats and get yourself in the zone for the big fight.
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| Name | Alias | Nationality | Hometown | DOB | Age | Height | Weight | Division | Reach | Stance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel Dubois | ’Dynamite’ | British | Greenwich | 06/09/97 | 26 | 6ft 5 | 16st 9lbs | Heavy Weight | 78 inches | Orthodox |
Daniel Dubois fight stats
| Total Fights | Wins | Wins by KO | Losses |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | 21 | 20 | 2 |
Daniel Dubois' rankings
IBF: Champion
WBA: 3
WBO: 7
WBC: 6
Daniel Dubois' fights - full list
- beat Marcus Kelly by TKO - 8/4/17
- beat Blaise Mendouo by TKO - 22/4/17
- beat David Howe by KO - 20/5/17
- beat Mauricio Barragan by KO - 8/7/17
- beat AJ Carter by KO - 16/9/17
- beat Dorian Darch by TKO - 9/12/17
- beat DL Jones by TKO - 24/2/18
- Beat Tom Little by TKO - 23/6/18
- Beat Kevin Johnson by PTS - 6/10/18
- beat Răzvan Cojanu by KO - 8/3/19
- beat Richard Lartey by KO - 27/4/19
- beat Nathan Gorman by KO - 13/7/19
- beat Ebenezer Tetteh by TKO - 27/9/19
- beat Kyotaro Fujimoto by KO - 21/12/19
- beat Ricardo Snijders by TKO - 29/8/20
- lost to Joe Joyce by KO - 28/11/20
- beat Bogdan Dinu by KO - 5/6/21
- beat Joe Cusumano by TKO - 29/8/21
- beat Trevor Bryan by KO - 11/6/22
- beat Kevin Lerena by TKO - 3/12/22
- lost to Oleksandr Usyk by KO - 26/8/23
- beat Jarrell Miller by TKO - 23/12/23
- beat Filip Hrgović by TKO - 1/6/24
When is Daniel Dubois’ next fight?
Dubois' hugely-anticipated next fight against Anthony Joshua is scheduled on 21st September 2024, and will take place at Wembley. It promises to be a spectacle that fans won’t want to miss.
Dubois has previously remarked, "I'll demolish Joshua. I'll get even better from here."
How many fights has Daniel Dubois won?
Daniel Dubois has won 21 fights, 20 by knockout, and one by decision.
How many fights has Daniel Dubois lost?
The south London boxer has lost two fights, both by knockout, to Oleksandr Usyk and Joe Joyce.
When was Daniel Dubois’s last fight?
Daniel Dubois' last fight took place on 1st June 2024 and was a win by total knock out to Filip Hrgović.
How long has Daniel Dubois been fighting for?
Daniel Dubois’ early life and amateur career
Born in Greenwich, south London, in 1997, heavyweight boxer Dubois first got into boxing aged nine when his father took him to the gym to keep him occupied and out of trouble.
His sister Caroline is a professional bantamweight boxer who has competed at the Olympics, while his brother Prince is also a boxer.
After boxing for England as a teenager, Dubois gained a place on the UK Olympic team with a view to compete in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but left before the games so that he could go professional.
Daniel Dubois’ professional debut
Dubois’ first fight in 2017 as a pro resulted in a knockout against Marcus Kelly within the first 35 seconds.
His punch is so hard that he has the nickname ‘Dynamite’.
He has been described by BBC boxing journalist Mike Costello as “one of the brightest prospects in the sport at the moment.”
Dubois won the English heavyweight title in 2018, before rising up the ranks, with wins against Trevor Bryan in 2022 and Kevin Lerena in 2023, although he also suffered a knockout to Oleksandr Usyk in 2023. His win against Filip Hrgović in June 2024 has been lauded as his biggest achievement to date.
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