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Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois (IBF Heavyweight Title)

Joshua vs. Dubois Full Fight Card Results: A Breakdown of Every Fight

The highly anticipated heavyweight bout between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois took place on September 21, 2024, at Wembley Stadium in London. With a packed card and multiple titles on the line, the night delivered exciting fights, dramatic moments, and clear statements about the future of British boxing.

Below is a detailed breakdown of each fight from the event, including the results and highlights.

Main Event: Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois (IBF Heavyweight Title)

The main event saw Anthony Joshua reclaim the IBF heavyweight title by defeating Daniel Dubois. Joshua, the former unified world champion, aimed to become a three-time champion after a series of tough losses, while Dubois was defending the belt he acquired earlier in the year.

Fight Recap: The fight went the full 12 rounds, with Joshua controlling most of the action through his superior experience and ring IQ. Dubois had his moments, especially in the middle rounds, but Joshua’s conditioning and defensive skills were enough to secure a unanimous decision victory. Judges scored the bout 116-112, 117-111, and 115-113 in favor of Joshua, marking his return to the top of the heavyweight division.

Liam Smith vs. Josh Kelly (Middleweight Bout)

The co-main event featured Liam Smith in a dominant performance over Josh Kelly. Smith’s power and relentless pressure proved too much for Kelly, whose defensive style was not enough to withstand Smith’s combinations.

Fight Recap: Smith steadily broke down Kelly with well-placed body shots and overhand rights. By the seventh round, Smith delivered a barrage of punches that forced the referee to stop the fight, awarding him a TKO victory. This win sets Smith up for a potential title shot in the middleweight division.

Tyler Denny vs. Hamzah Sheeraz (European Middleweight Title)

This bout saw Tyler Denny defend his European Middleweight Title against up-and-comer Hamzah Sheeraz. The fight was competitive, with both fighters landing big shots, but Sheeraz eventually got the better of Denny.

Fight Recap: Sheeraz used his reach to great effect early on, keeping Denny at bay with jabs and counters. In the ninth round, Sheeraz caught Denny with a clean uppercut, sending him to the canvas. The referee stopped the fight shortly after, giving Sheeraz a TKO victory and the European title.

Anthony Cacace vs. Josh Warrington (IBF & IBO Super-Featherweight Titles)

A high-stakes matchup for the IBF and IBO super-featherweight titles, Anthony Cacace squared off against Josh Warrington. Warrington’s relentless pressure and high-volume punching earned him a split-decision victory after a hard-fought 12 rounds.

Joshua Buatsi vs. Willy Hutchinson (WBO Interim Light-Heavyweight Title)

In a battle for the WBO interim light-heavyweight title, Joshua Buatsi put on a clinical performance, outclassing Willy Hutchinson. Buatsi dominated the fight, and in the sixth round, a clean right hand ended the contest via KO. Buatsi now looks poised for a shot at the full WBO title.

Mark Chamberlain vs. Josh Padley (Lightweight Bout)

Mark Chamberlain continued his rise through the lightweight ranks with a fifth-round TKO victory over Josh Padley. Chamberlain’s power was too much for Padley, who was unable to withstand the barrage of body shots that ultimately led to the stoppage.

Undercard Results:
John Ryder vs. Zach Parker: Ryder wins via unanimous decision after a competitive middleweight contest.
Conor Benn vs. Chris Jenkins: Benn secures a third-round knockout to continue his ascent in the welterweight division.
Ellie Scotney vs. Nina Hughes (WBA Bantamweight Title): Scotney retains her title with a unanimous decision victory over Hughes.
Final Thoughts

The Joshua vs. Dubois fight card delivered a thrilling night of boxing, with numerous title fights and standout performances. Anthony Joshua’s return to the top of the heavyweight division was the highlight of the night, but impressive wins from Liam Smith, Hamzah Sheeraz, and Joshua Buatsi also showcased the depth of British talent.

As the dust settles, fans can look forward to potential matchups involving Joshua, Warrington, and Buatsi, as they seek to solidify their legacies in their respective divisions.