Last year, Usyk secured a victory over Dubois with a ninth-round knockout. Since then, the Ukrainian champion has solidified his position at the top of the heavyweight division. He's beaten Tyson Fury not once, but twice, cementing his status as the best of his generation.
Dubois, on the other hand, has been on a remarkable run. The British boxer has knocked out Filip Hrgovic, Jarrell Miller, and Anthony Joshua. These wins have not only boosted his record but also answered questions about his grit and determination in the ring.
The rematch promises to be a classic clash of styles. Dubois brings raw power to the table, while Usyk relies on his superior skill and technique. Many expect Dubois to go for a first-half knockout, banking on his punching power. Usyk's strategy likely involves wearing down his younger opponent, aiming for a late stoppage or a clear points win.
"I've learned from our first fight," Dubois said at the pre-fight press conference. "I'm stronger, faster, and more determined than ever. Usyk's a great champion, but it's my time now."
Usyk, known for his calm demeanor, responded:
"I respect Daniel's improvements, but I've also grown since our last meeting. The belts will stay with me."
As the fighters make their way to the ring, the atmosphere at Wembley Stadium is electric. Fans from both sides are eager to see if Dubois can upset the odds or if Usyk will continue his dominant reign.
For those following the main event, Seconds Out will provide a live scorecard. It's important to note that these scores aren't official and may differ from the judges' scorecards.
With both fighters in top form and so much at stake, this rematch for the Undisputed Heavyweight Championship of the World promises to be a fight for the ages. Will Usyk's skill prevail, or will Dubois' power shock the boxing world? We're about to find out.