Promoter Frank Warren is not worried about his fighter Daniel Dubois who will go in his rematch with the United Heavyweight Champion Oleksandr Ulsyk as the Underdog in 40 days on July 19 on July 4.
Dubois: Underdog or Quitter?
Ibf -heavyweight champion Dubois, 27, is the underdog with the odds, and many supporters believe he is going Return to form By stopping at Utsyk at Wembley Stadium in London next month.
It’s hard to believe that Dubois will do anything else than he showed in the past when he is under shot. He is a basket case. Dubois is outwardly tough but Inside, pure jelly When you handle adversity.
Warren doesn’t see that happening. He points out that Dubois (22-2, 21 CO’s) was the underdog in his fighting against Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic, Anthony Joshua and Utsyk. Daniel won three of the four fights.
“He wasn’t a favorite in his last four battles. Make those five fights because the bookmakers make the favorite, ‘Warren said The ring About Daniel Dubois is the underdog that will be re -broadcast on July 19 against Oleksandr.
“He wasn’t a favorite in Poland, those Riyadh seasonal fights with Miller and Hrgovic, and was certainly not against Joshua, where he went into the lion’s pit.”
Mental weakness concern
It is understandable why fans and bets Dubois doubts. His recent withdrawal from his scheduled battle against Joseph Parker on February 22, with a mysterious illness, gave fans doubts about his mental toughness. They believe dubois got cold feet, chased out and ran Off the battlefield and show his yellow stripe.
Dubois’s stress response pattern
There were Dubois’ battles against Ulsyk in Poland and against Joe Joyce, in which he stopped when things became difficult for him. These were classic examples. He was good early, but when Ulsyk and Joyce were still there after the eighth round, he crumbled.
He showed spiritual weakness in many of his fights and even struggled against opponents with a lower level. The three fights that Warren mentions in which Dubois was the underdog and won. Daniel Struggled during moments in each of the fights and looked at the point of breaking. We saw that in Daniel’s clashes against ‘Big Baby’ Miller, Hrgovic and Joshua.
“I’m not worried about it, and he’s not worried about it. He is on a good mind, believes in himself and his ability like us. That’s why we fought, ‘says Warren.
There is a pattern that has shown Dubois in each of his last five battles, where he emphasizes if he is hit. You can see the stop in him during moments where things are not going well.
Dubois’s last five battles:
– Anthony Joshua
– Filip Hrgovic
– Jarrell Miller
– Oleksandr Ulsyk
– Kevin Lerena
Last updated on 06/09/2025
