Daniel Dubois vs Oleksandr Usyk prediction made | Boxing News

David Price has backed Oleksandr Usyk to triumph in a potential rematch with heavyweight adversary Daniel Dubois.

The pair first clashed in August 2023, with the Ukrainian defeating the British contender. Despite Dubois managing to flooring ‘The Cat’ within the fifth spherical, it was ruled a low blow earlier than ‘Triple D’ was in the end halted within the ninth spherical, marking his second profession loss. Since then, the Brit has defeated Jarrell Miller and Filip Hrgovic, and delivered a beautiful knockout to Anthony Joshua in September.

With the heavyweight world champion at present using high, a rematch with Usyk could also be on the horizon. Dubois was current for Usyk’s victory over Tyson Fury in December, however confronted criticism for confronting ‘The Cat’ within the ring instantly after his win. Dubois confronted the Ukrainian champion with a combine of problem and reward in what seemed to be an awkward second. “I want my revenge,” Dubois declared, seizing the microphone from the interviewer.

“I want my revenge Usyk! Well done tonight, well done. God bless. I want my revenge for the robbery last time. Let’s go, let’s go. Make it happen Frank! ” Usyk was fast to welcome the thought of a rematch, responding: “Your excellency, make the fight with Daniel Dubois. Thank you so much. I can do more. I’m ready to fight (Dubois), no problem. Next fight no problem. Now I want to go home and rest.”

As hypothesis about a rematch intensifies, Price has weighed in together with his ideas on the potential bout. Speaking to Mirror Fighting on behalf of on line casino.org, he mirrored: “A main talking point from the first fight was the low-blow. You forget the fact that Usyk won the fight by stoppage, and that was because he kept landing clean punch after clean punch. That’s a lot of adjustments to make when you’re fighting someone as good as Usyk.”

“It’s not like you’re fighting someone who just had one good night and you had a bad night. You’re fighting someone who consistently performs at a high level, and is accurate almost every time. It will be difficult for Dubois to make any adjustments that change the outcome of the fight. Maybe he might try and take him the 12 rounds next time, but I think it’s going to be a big ask for Dubois. He definitely will do better than he did in the first fight. I think he’ll improve on it, but I would still expect him to come up short.”

As for Dubois’ upcoming struggle towards Joseph Parker on February 22, Price dismissed the concept that the Brit is underestimating his opponent. “I don’t think he is,” he mentioned. “Daniel Dubois just goes about his business the same way he does with any fighter. He’s experienced now if you look at his career. His last few wins have been against top-tier opposition, and he’s had to come through sticky moments.

“He’s confirmed many people improper because the Joe Joyce struggle. I believed in him on the time following that loss, that he would nonetheless go on and win a world title. I do not suppose he is silly enough to miss somebody like Joseph Parker. Parker can also be very skilled. He’s nonetheless comparatively younger and been in a number of world title fights towards the likes of Anthony Joshua.”

“He’s a high fighter with unbelievable momentum at present. He beat Zhang, he beat Wilder, and is a actual hazard man for Dubois. He’s stable, constant and performs each time. I do not suppose Dubois can overlook him, and if he does, it will be a huge mistake. I simply suppose, though each fighters have momentum, I feel Daniel has more of it. He’s youthful, more energizing and he’ll take some beating, most likely by late stoppage if you happen to pushed me for a prediction.”