Daniel Dubois

Daniel Dubois is a talented boxer from Greenwich, London, born in 1997. He is an orthodox fighter who has achieved impressive success in his career. Dubois has fought in 20 professional boxing bouts and has won an impressive 19 fights, with 18 of those wins coming by knockout. He has suffered just one loss in his career, which was a 10th round KO defeat at the hands of Joe Joyce in November 2020. Dubois is known for his incredible punching power and has a 95% knockout-to-win percentage.

Dubois made his professional boxing debut in April 2017, defeating Marcus Kelly via a first-round TKO. He went on to win 14 more consecutive fights, 13 of which came by stoppage. Dubois won his first world title fight at the age of 24 in June 2022, defeating Trevor Bryan for the heavyweight WBA (Regular) title. He won the fight via a 4th round KO, becoming the heavyweight champion of the world. Dubois has won one world title at heavyweight, and for all the details about his world title wins and defenses, refer to "Daniel Dubois World Titles".

Despite his incredible record, Dubois suffered his first professional loss against Joe Joyce in November 2020, which ended his 15-fight win streak. Joyce is the only boxer to beat Dubois. For more details about this defeat, refer to "All of Daniel Dubois' losses". Nonetheless, Dubois has rebounded nicely from that loss, winning his past four fights in a row.

Dubois' most recent fight was in December 2022, where he successfully defended his WBA (Regular) heavyweight title against South African boxer Kevin Lerena. Dubois won the fight via a 3rd round TKO, and it has been 3 months and 28 days since that fight. Dubois' professional boxing record is currently at 19-1, which includes 18 knockout wins and one loss via knockout, and one title win.

Dubois is an incredibly gifted fighter, and his height and reach make him a dangerous opponent for any fighter in the heavyweight division. Standing at 6 ft 5 in (196 cm) with a reach of 78 in (198 cm), Dubois is one of the largest fighters in his division. In addition to his impressive physical attributes, Dubois is also a versatile fighter, as he can fight effectively in both an orthodox stance and a southpaw stance.

As an amateur, Dubois was a five-time national junior titlist and British champion. He turned professional in 2017 and quickly established himself as one of the most prodigious boxing talents around. Dubois' punching power and his ability to finish fights early have earned him the nickname "Dangerous" and "Triple D."

Dubois' early career was marked by impressive victories over Mauricio Barragan, AJ Carter, and Tom Little. In June 2018, he won the English heavyweight title in his eighth fight, beating Tom Little by stoppage in the fifth round. In March 2019, he won the WBO European title by defeating former WBO heavyweight title challenger Răzvan Cojanu in just two rounds.

A few months later, Dubois defeated veteran Kevin Johnson after going the full distance for the first time in his career. Dubois won the fight on points after ten rounds. Dubois then beat Richard Lartey in the fourth round in April 2019 before claiming the vacant Commonwealth and WBO International heavyweight titles by defeating Ebenezer Tetteh in September 2019.

The following year, Dubois beat Nathan Gorman by knockout in the fifth round to win the vacant British heavyweight title. He then successfully defended this title against Fujimoto in December 2019. His most recent fight before his loss to Joyce was against Ricardo Snijders, who he beat via a second-round TKO in August 2020.

Dubois made his comeback in June 2021, after a hiatus of over six months, and won the vacant WBA interim heavyweight title by defeating Bogdan Dinu in just two rounds. He made his US debut in August 2021, defeating Joe Cusumano via first-round technical knockout victory.

On 11 June 2022, Dubois defeated Trevor Bryan by knockout in the fourth round to become the WBA (Regular) heavyweight champion in front of approximately 500 spectators at Casino Miami in Florida on a card promoted by Don King.

With just 20 fights under his belt, Dubois is already considered one of the brightest prospects in the sport, and his future looks bright. With his incredible punching power and his impressive physical attributes, Dubois is sure to be a mainstay of the heavyweight division for years to come. Fans and analysts alike are excited to see how Dubois will progress in his career, and they can't wait to see what he has in store for them.

Daniel Dubois Fight Record