Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce are raring to fight each other. The heavyweight maestros are on the come-up, and the winner of this will definitely take a big step forward in their boxing legacy.

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As a result, the two share a very tense relationship. They will fight for the British, Commonwealth, and vacant European and WBC Silver heavyweight titles.

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In their media appearances ahead of the fight, Dubois and Joyce appeared on a talk-show with Frank Warren and Sam Jones. While the interview was relatively bland, there was this hilariously heated moment between the boxers.

As Joyce was answering a question about Dubois, Dubois cut him off to point out exactly what it was that he planned to do.

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“A young man who’s going to kick your c*** in.”- Dubois

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“You’re not going to kick me, I’m getting bored of this. I’m going to beat you, I’m going to knock you out.”- Joyce

“Mate that’s not happening.”- Dubois

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Dubois is 15-0 in his boxing career, while Joe Joyce is 11-0. Both are hard-hitters and have won every single fight except one via KO/TKO. Dubois is the favorite heading into this fight.

Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce: Who wins?

Dubois is the on-paper favorite for this fight, and with good reason. His wins have been nothing short of dominant recently. While Joyce is just as dominant, there is something a little more spectacular about Dubois’s approach to fights.

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He has kept himself active, having fought 8 times in the last 2 years. This was highlighted by the 5 fights he took in 2019.

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Daniel Dubois Joe Joyce face-off

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Joyce may have lesser pro boxing fights, but he is packed with high-level experience. He is an Olympic silver medalist and has heaps of knowledge about the sport. He also has a two-and-a-half inch reach advantage.

Dubois is on a freight train right now. While Joyce can stop it, the chances of Dubois adding his 16th pro boxing win are pretty high.

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