Warren didn’t fall into Dubois’ underdog status against Dubois’ rabbit rematch

Promoter Frank Warren is not worried that his fighter Daniel Dubois will enter a rematch with heavyweight champion Olexandre Usak, who was unified as a loser in 40 days on July 19th.

Dubois: A weak person or a Kitter?

IBF heavyweight champion DuBois, 27, is a weaker odds maker and many fans believe he’s going. Return to the form By quitting against USYK at Wembley Stadium in London next month.

It is difficult to believe that Dubois will do anything other than what he showed when he set fire to the past. He is a basket case. Dubois is harsh on the outside, Inside, pure jelly When dealing with adversity.

Warren doesn’t see it happening. He points out that DuBois (22-2, 21 Kos) is the underdog in the fight against Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic, Anthony Joshua and Usyk. Daniel won three of these four fights.

“He didn’t like going to his final four fights. Bookmakers have made USYK a favorite, so do those five fights,” Warren said. ring Daniel Dubois is the underdog to take part in a rematch with Oakssandre Usaik on July 19th.

“He wasn’t a favorite in Poland. Riad’s season was fighting Miller and Hrgovic and certainly not against Joshua.

Concerns about mental weakness

It’s understandable why fans and bettors are skeptical of DuBois. His recent withdrawal from a scheduled battle with Joseph Parker on February 22nd, with a mysterious illness, fans questioned his spiritual strength. They believe that Dubois has gotten cold feet, I ran around the chickens and ran He shows his yellow stripes from the battlefield.

Dubois’s stress response pattern

There was Dubois’ fight against Usak and Joe Joyce in Poland. They were classic examples. He was fine early on, but after the eighth round he collapsed when Usyk and Joyce were still there.

He showed mental weakness in many battles, and even struggled with lower enemies. Three fights Warren mentions that DuBois is a loser and won. Daniel I struggled instantly in each of those battles and watched on the threat of breaking. Daniel’s “Big Baby” Miller, hrgovic, and Joshua were seen clashing with him.

“I’m not worried about it. He’s not worried about it. He’s in a good place with a heart and believes in himself and his abilities just like we do. So we fought,” Warren said.

There is the pattern that DuBois showed in each of his last five fights, where he emphasizes when he gets hit. You can see that in him quitting the moment things go wrong.

Dubois’s final five fights:

– Anthony Joshua
– Philip hrgovic
– Jarrell Miller
-oleksandr usyk
– Kevin Lelena