Daniel Dubois gets a second shot at Oleksandr Usyk and this time the stakes are higher as the winner will become the undisputed world heavyweight champion. The pair will square off at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night almost two years after their first bout,

Daniel Dubois has the chance to exact revenge on Oleksandr Usyk when they meet again at Wembley Stadium on Saturday. The 27-year-old Londoner will aim to do what Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could not and end the Ukrainian's unbeaten record.

Dubois was the beneficiary of this move by the IBF, picking up the interim title with a June 2024 stoppage of Filip Hrgovic and then being elevated to full champion after Usyk was stripped. Dubois then defended his title with a spectacular knockout of Anthony Joshua in Wembley Stadium.

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Dubois must be wary of falling into Usyk’s traps. The Ukrainian will look to wear down Dubois, and while he is unlikely to knock him down in the first few rounds, Usyk will have more and more opportunities as the fight wears on.

The coach of IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois started work with the big Londoner 14 weeks before he took on Oleksandr Usyk for the first time two years ago and, following that loss, guided him to wins over Jarrell Miller,

Figures are much, much higher than first fight with undisputed heavyweight champion status on the line at Wembley

Dubois is set to take on Usyk at Wembley Stadium this weekend as the British heavyweight looks to avenge his defeat to the Ukrainian back in 2023