Daniel Dubois will be a keen observer when Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk have their rematch. Fury and Usyk met back in May in the first undisputed heavyweight title fight for nearly 25 years, with Usyk claiming a split decision victory to walk away with all four world titles.

While Joshua has been eager to avenge his defeat to Dubois, the Brit's promoter, Eddie Hearn, has cast doubt on the potential date for the sequel

Anthony Joshua has a few ‘niggles’ that may prevent the Daniel Dubois rematch from taking place in February as hoped. Dubois shocked the world in September by knocking out AJ at

Anthony Joshua could have his rematch with Daniel Dubois canned as he may not be ready to get in the ring for a second time with Triple D in February. The two boxers went head-to-head at Wembley last month, with Dubois delivering a knockout blow in the fifth round.

Jarrell Miller has predicted that an Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois rematch will go the same way as the first. 'Big Baby' wants his shot at AJ first.

Anthony Joshua may choose to fight Tyson Fury next instead of rematching Daniel Dubois. That is according to Eddie Hearn. Joshua was knocked out in the fifth round by Dubois, who retained his IBF Heavyweight Title.

Anthony Joshua's potential rematch with Daniel Dubois in February has been cast into doubt due to minor injuries and timing issues. Eddie Hearn, Joshua's promoter, told BBC Sport that whilst AJ "desperately wants revenge",

Will Anthony Joshua go into a direct rematch against Daniel Dubois, or will fight fans finally see the all-British showdown they've wanted for years? The Sporting News takes a deep dive into AJ's future.