Daniel Dubois sent shockwaves through the heavyweight division when he legitimised his IBF world title with a stunning fifth-round stoppage versus Anthony Joshua in September. Dynamite stopped his fellow Briton's bid to become a three-time world champion with a ruthless performance in London,

Dubois and Parker are two of the most in-form men in the division right now. After a tough loss to Joe Joyce, Parker has turned things around magnificently, securing wins against Deontay Wilder via points last December then Zhilei Zhang earlier this year, also on points despite being knocked down twice himself.

Daniel Dubois will defend his International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight world title against New Zealand's Joseph Parker in Riyadh on Feb. 22, organisers said late on Monday.

It seems former heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko was thisclose to returning to the ring to challenge current IBF heavyweight ruler Daniel Dubois. The

Joseph Parker is preparing for another world title shot against the current IBF champion Daniel Dubois. Parker was previously the WBO ruler after beating Andy Ruiz Jr by a narrow majority decision on points back in 2016 in his native New Zealand.

Daniel Dubois will face Joseph Parker in Saudi Arabia on February 22 in the next defence of his IBF heavyweight world title. Dubois’s first title defence came in September, when he knocked out British rival Anthony Joshua inside five rounds at Wembley Stadium.

Daniel Dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against Joseph Parker in February on a card featuring the Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol rematch.