Daniel Dubois wants six big fights to take him toward undisputed, but his chances depend on how he’s matched and how much punishment he absorbs. Speaking to reporters ahead of

WBO heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois outlined a six-fight plan aimed at becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion, beginning with a rematch against Fabio Wardley at London's O2 Arena. Dubois previously survived two knockdowns to stop Wardley in the 11th round in May, and he stated he intends to start faster and eliminate early nerves in the return bout.
Boxing 24/7 Wire argues that Dubois' ambitious target is unrealistic given the high toll of heavyweight slugfests. The publication asserts that his defensive vulnerabilities and reliance on absorbing punishment make surviving six consecutive elite fights without suffering another defeat highly improbable.
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