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‘Dynamite’ Daniel Dubois is on course to wallop Anthony Joshua, says the have-a-go-heavyweight who’s shared a ring with both.
Dubois did what Joshua couldn’t do at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday night – and knocked game Welshman Dorian Darch off his feet.
Job done.
Bring on 2018. pic.twitter.com/I97WQ7b4EO
— Daniel Dubois (@DynamiteDubois) December 10, 2017
The referee waved the fight off in the second round after Darch had been dropped for a fourth time by the 20 year-old Londoner.
Joshua also stopped Darch in two rounds early in his career and according to Darch, Dubois could have the beating of the IBF and WBA heavyweight champion.