A unification fight between Daniel Dubois and Agit Kabayel has emerged as one of the most interesting in the heavyweight division. After flying relatively under the radar early in his career, Kabayel exploded onto the scene when Saudi Arabia began…

Former world champion Tony Bellew has predicted that Daniel Dubois would defeat Agit Kabayel if the two heavyweight champions meet in a unification clash. Speaking on the Fight Your Corner podcast, Bellew cited Dubois' progression and relentless mindset, noting that Kabayel has previously shown vulnerability by being dropped in past fights.
Kabayel is scheduled to make his first WBC title defense against Nelson Hysa after being upgraded following Oleksandr Usyk vacating the belt. Meanwhile, WBO champion Dubois is considering multiple options, including a potential Kabayel bout, a rematch with Filip Hrgovic, or facing the winner of Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua.
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