Dubois has a weak resume. We really have no idea how good he truly is.
It would be a lose lose proposition for Fury.
It is either Usyk or Joshua or it is a waste of everyones time
Apparently Julius Francis has been awarded the WBA interim title. The guy he KO’d was inside the WBA top 15 and now he’s in-line to challenge Dubois for the regular.
Who knows what tonight’s announcement will bring. Hopefully it’s that Tyson won’t be retiring after all.
maverick23 wrote: ↑14 Jun 2022, 12:06
Apparently Julius Francis has been awarded the WBA interim title. The guy he KO’d was inside the WBA top 15 and now he’s in-line to challenge Dubois for the regular.
Who knows what tonight’s announcement will bring. Hopefully it’s that Tyson won’t be retiring after all.
maverick23 wrote: ↑14 Jun 2022, 12:06
Apparently Julius Francis has been awarded the WBA interim title. The guy he KO’d was inside the WBA top 15 and now he’s in-line to challenge Dubois for the regular.
Who knows what tonight’s announcement will bring. Hopefully it’s that Tyson won’t be retiring after all.
maverick23 wrote: ↑14 Jun 2022, 12:06
Apparently Julius Francis has been awarded the WBA interim title. The guy he KO’d was inside the WBA top 15 and now he’s in-line to challenge Dubois for the regular.
Who knows what tonight’s announcement will bring. Hopefully it’s that Tyson won’t be retiring after all.
He was top 15…. But at lightweight
Don't see the WBA letting that bother them.
Yeah - it was so conclusive that they still let Francis get the interim at heavyweight. Similar to when they let their featherweight super champion Leo Santa Cruz fight their regular lightweight champion for the regular super featherweight and regular lightweight championships at the super featherweight limit.
Would Fury - Dubois quite resemble Lewis - Briggs? Stung a bit in the early rounds, but the younger challenger eventually runs out of gas and his chin let’s him down. Fury in 5?