After losing every single round in both fights.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑17 Oct 2026, 18:39thats good for dan, unfortunetly hes already been knocked out twice by usyk though. he came back from the first loss with several good wins too
I'm from South East London. I think you're right
Normally I'd agree but Dubois is 4-0 against top 5 heavyweights after his losses against Usyk. Fury and Joshua haven't racked up any good wins recently. Kabayel who I prefer next for Usyk also has had a weak 2026. How often in the modern era do you see the #2 guy in the division lose twice to the #1 guy as badly as Dubois and still keep his place on the top. Nowadays fighters get discouraged after losing their 0 and stay inactive. Or they have several soft touches as comeback opponents. Dubois hasn't taken the easy path after his losses to Usyk.
Yep. His goal should be to be the best of this era, not to keep trying at an old Usyk until he becomes too old so that he can incorrectly claim that he was the best of the last one too.
Thomastearns wrote: ↑10 May 2026, 10:43
This is the one we want the most.
3rd chance for that idiot Ben Davison to try to get his fighter to keep his hands up against the DDDD onslaught.
Dirty Dynamite Daniel Dubois is no stranger to using low blows and headbutts when things aren't going his way.
Triple knee is certainly a handful for anyone who can't move or use their jab to keep him at bay.
And it's not much good trying to "Roll the Dice" once you've already been concussed by his ramrod jab.
They always say he "Brings things back to basics" and they all seem to become very basic with holes in their game, before he throws in the towel each time. If this was any other industry I'd say he's an industry plant but each of these boxers are choosing him each time. I wonder if he takes a smaller cut and gets them that way?Thomastearns wrote: ↑22 Oct 2026, 13:17Thomastearns wrote: ↑10 May 2026, 10:43
This is the one we want the most.
3rd chance for that idiot Ben Davison to try to get his fighter to keep his hands up against the DDDD onslaught.
Dirty Dynamite Daniel Dubois is no stranger to using low blows and headbutts when things aren't going his way.
Triple knee is certainly a handful for anyone who can't move or use their jab to keep him at bay.
And it's not much good trying to "Roll the Dice" once you've already been concussed by his ramrod jab.
As long as DDDD can keep beating up Ben "Dr Feelgood" Davison trained boxers he'll continue to look good.
How has Davison made over £4 million when he can't teach his guys to keep their guards up - the first thing any novice is told when they first step into the ring?
Even everyone's favourite professional amateur Dave
Allen manages to do that much.
Does anyone even know what happens in a Ben Davison training session other than a possible ego boosting prep talk?
Dubois, to his credit, came back better from his losses to Usyk each time.
And so did Joshua.
That's the benefit of a high quality boxing lesson from one of the sport's true masters.
