“Boxing Legend Predicts Shocking Outcome for Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois Mega-Fight – You Won’t Believe Who He’s Backing!”

As a highly anticipated heavyweight clash draws near, all eyes are on Anthony Joshua as he prepares to face Daniel Dubois on September 21 at the iconic Wembley Stadium. The stakes are monumental for Joshua, as a victory in this bout would crown him a three-time heavyweight world champion, solidifying his place in boxing history. The match, which will be broadcast live on DAZN, promises to be a defining moment in Joshua’s career.

 

Ricky Hatton, a former British boxing legend, has expressed his confidence in Joshua’s ability to emerge victorious. Hatton, who once dominated the sport and is now an influential voice in the boxing community, believes Joshua is poised to reclaim his place at the pinnacle of the sport. Speaking to Action Network, Hatton shared his thoughts on the upcoming fight, emphasizing his belief that Joshua is well-positioned to secure another world title.

 

“I can only see Anthony Joshua winning,” Hatton stated with conviction. He acknowledged that some might consider this an obvious prediction, given Joshua’s reputation as a formidable puncher. “A lot of people will turn around and say it’s an obvious statement, and we can all say if Joshua lands a punch on your chin, then he’ll knock you out.”

 

However, Hatton’s confidence in Joshua’s victory isn’t solely based on his power. He pointed to the mental and physical improvements Joshua has made since his back-to-back losses against Oleksandr Usyk. Those defeats, which briefly derailed Joshua’s career, were marked by a visible lack of confidence and mental clarity. In contrast, Joshua now appears to be in a much better place, both mentally and physically.

 

According to Hatton, Joshua’s partnership with Ben Davison, a highly regarded coach known for his strategic acumen, has been instrumental in his resurgence. Davison, who has a reputation for being a thinking coach and a skilled tactician, has helped Joshua refine his approach in the ring. “He’s with Ben Davison, and he’s a very good thinking coach, a good tactician,” Hatton explained. “In his last few fights – he’s known for being a heavy puncher – but he’s added more fluency to his movement and his combinations of what he is letting go.”

 

These developments have not gone unnoticed by Hatton, who believes that Joshua’s improved movement and more fluid combinations make him a more complete and dangerous fighter. With four consecutive wins under his belt following the Usyk losses, Joshua enters the fight with momentum and renewed confidence. As he prepares to step into the ring against Dubois, the boxing world is eager to see if Joshua can capitalize on these improvements and reclaim his status as one of the sport’s elite champions.

 

The upcoming fight at Wembley Stadium is not just about a title; it’s about redemption, legacy, and the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. For Joshua, this is more than just another fight—it’s an opportunity to prove that he still belongs at the top of the heavyweight division, and that he has the mental and physical fortitude to overcome any challenge. As the world waits with bated breath, Ricky Hatton and countless fans are betting on Joshua to rise to the occasion and once again be crowned a world champion.