The scheduled date for Alexander Usyk and Daniel Dubois's second fight has been determined
Cash In: Usyk vs Dubois Rematch at Wembley Stadium
The heavyweight titans, Alexander Usyk and Daniel Dubois, are locked in a rematch on July 19, 2025, under the massive arch of Wembley Stadium. Their previous encounter in Poland, August 2023, saw Usyk snatching the win via a technical knockout in the ninth round due to a contentious low blow incident. Dubois' team argued it was a clean body shot, but the decision stood firm.
Since their first encounter, Dubois has been unstoppable, taking down Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic, and the mighty Anthony Joshua. Each victory has highlighted Dubois' growing strength and adaptability. At 27, the Brit looks stronger and more versatile than ever, even securing the IBF title - previously held by Usyk. But Usyk, a seasoned 38-year-old southpaw, remains undefeated. Coming off a December win against Tyson Fury, another victory over Dubois would crown Usyk as the undisputed world heavyweight champion once again.
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Note: Usyk's current record is not specified, but he's the defending champion. Dubois' exact record is also unknown, but both athletes are prominent figures in the heavyweight division, with Usyk as the undisputed champion and Dubois vying for revenge. Stay tuned for the latest boxing news to know their exact records before the big event.
Bookmakers have marked Alexander Usyk, the seasoned and undefeated 38-year-old southpaw, as the favorite for the upcoming rematch against the resilient Daniel Dubois. Gaining momentum after defeating Anthony Joshua, Dubois' record now includes a state-of-the-art collection of former world champions. However, Mandatory challenger Agit Kabayel has recently exposed some hidden weak points in Usyk's game, potentially shaking the sports world's expectations for the rematch.
