In what promises to be a colossal event, Anthony Joshua is scheduled to face Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium in September, aiming to surpass previous attendance records set by Tyson Fury.

Tyson Fury’s electrifying victory over Dillian Whyte in 2022 drew a staggering crowd of 94,000 to the iconic venue, setting a benchmark that Joshua and Dubois are poised to surpass.

Dubois, who recently secured the interim IBF heavyweight title with a sensational victory over Filip Hrgovic, has emerged as Joshua’s next opponent following Deontay Wilder’s consecutive losses in Riyadh. Despite initial plans for Joshua to face Wilder, the American’s setbacks have paved the way for Dubois to seize this golden opportunity.

Having impressed observers with his triumph over Jarrell Miller and a gritty stoppage of Hrgovic, Dubois is eager to fulfill his ambition of facing Joshua, a bout that has been brewing since their sparring days at Team GB’s Sheffield base.

While there were discussions of incorporating a festival atmosphere into the event, Dubois envisions a more intense affair, keen to capitalize on his resurgence following setbacks against Joe Joyce and Oleksandr Usyk.

As excitement mounts for this all-London clash, boxing enthusiasts eagerly anticipate witnessing Joshua and Dubois collide in what promises to be a monumental showdown at Wembley Stadium.