Following decades of US domination, British heavyweight boxing is on top – after Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley and Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua, there are Brit-bashes galore waiting to be made, writes JEFF POWELL MBE

Jeff Powell argues that British heavyweight boxing has risen to dominance over the United States following decades of American supremacy. Reflecting on past eras led by American champions like Rocky Marciano and Muhammad Ali, Powell highlights Britain's modern surge, spearheaded by figures such as Lennox Lewis, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, and Daniel Dubois, which has shifted the division's power base across the Atlantic.

Powell emphasizes upcoming domestic heavyweight clashes, including Daniel Dubois defending his WBO title against Fabio Wardley at the O2 and a December showdown between Fury and Joshua. With rising prospect Moses Itauma also positioned for future contention, Powell points out that top-tier boxing talent in the United States has diminished as athletic prospects increasingly favor American football, basketball, and baseball.