Dubois on Bryan fight: 'I'll go for the knockout from the start'

Saturday duel Daniel Dubois (17-1, 16 KOs) with Trevor Bryan (22-0, 15 KOs), regular WBA heavyweight champion, one of the most interesting events of the upcoming weekend. The Briton declares that from the very beginning of the fight in the ring in Miami he will look for a knockout.

“I saw Brian fight several times, now I will test him in the ring. I'm not going to let my opponent out of my sight, that's the only thing that matters today. I'll take it down, finish it off. My dream is coming true, I worked for many years to get to this place. I am relaxed and just happy,” Dubois said.

“I think on Saturday I will look better than ever before. This performance will be the road for me to fight for the belts that are most important to me. Let's see how good Brian is, I want to know how hard his jaw is. When I was a kid, I watched Lennox Lewis, Frank Bruno and Mike Tyson fights. Now I have a chance to walk their path. On Saturday, I will put pressure and control the situation from the very beginning. I will go right after the knockout, ”added the 24-year-old Briton.

Dubois is still considered one of the most interesting prospects in the Royal Division, despite the early defeat of Joe Joyce in the battle for the title of European and British champion in November 2020. After the fight, Dubois hired a new coach in Shane McGuigan and had two fights last year. He won both fights by knockout - in June against Bogdan Dinu, in August against Joe Cusumano.