Dubois: I want to fight Itauma sooner

Daniel Dubois believes he and Moses Itauma should take a lesson from the long wait between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. In his view, the two never fought each other while both were at their peak, despite being rivals for years. Fury and Joshua will finally step into the ring in December, but Dubois stresses that this delay is a warning for his own career.

The next rivalry in British heavyweight boxing could take shape between Dubois and Itauma. Dubois has already won world titles twice and is only 29 years old. Itauma is 21 and has already fought for a world title. Dubois believes Itauma will return to the world title race. Dubois found the fight against Hrgovic difficult and said that losing it is nothing to be ashamed of.

Dubois accepts that Itauma could be his opponent in the future. However, he says he now has experience in situations like this and argues that waiting will not end well. He says he wants to face anyone who can challenge him and is ready to beat all the toughest opponents.

Dubois showed his power again in the rematch with Fabio Wardley, defending the WBO title in two rounds. He believes he has the hardest punch in world boxing. He says he will neutralize his next opponents in the same way.