The heavyweight boxing world is buzzing once again as Daniel Dubois, the British knockout artist, has issued a fierce and direct warning to reigning unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. In a fiery press conference held in London, Dubois not only confirmed his intention to face Usyk once more but promised to end the Ukrainian’s reign with a devastating knockout.

With the rematch between Dubois and Usyk rumored to take place at Wembley Stadium in 2025, tensions are mounting, and the psychological warfare has clearly begun.

“I’m Coming to Knock Him Out — No Games This Time”

Dubois, now 26, looked sharper and more focused than ever during the press conference. When asked about his mindset for a potential rematch with Usyk, he didn’t hold back.

“No more games. Last time, I hesitated. I was too respectful. But now, I know what I need to do. I’m coming to knock him out — brutally. He’s never been hit like I’m going to hit him.”

The British heavyweight, with a record of 20 wins (19 by KO) and 2 losses, faced Usyk in 2023 in a controversial bout. While Usyk won by stoppage, many fans and analysts still debate a contentious low-blow ruling that halted Dubois’ momentum in the fifth round. Some believe the body shot was legal and could have turned the tide in Dubois’ favor.

Revisiting the Controversy: “I Had Him — And I’ll Have Him Again”

Dubois is still clearly frustrated by how the first fight played out.

“I had him hurt. That body shot was legal, and they saved him. But next time, there will be no doubt, no controversy. I’ll finish the job — and I’ll finish it clean.”

This statement has sparked a wave of support from British fans, many of whom have long felt Dubois was robbed of a fair result. Social media erupted with comments demanding the rematch and declaring Dubois as the “real threat” to Usyk’s throne.

Usyk’s Calm Response: “Let the Fists Talk”

Oleksandr Usyk, never one to engage in trash talk, responded with his usual calm demeanor during a training session in Kyiv.

“He talks. I train. Let the fists talk in the ring.”

Usyk, the former undisputed cruiserweight champion and current unified heavyweight champion (WBA, IBF, WBO), holds an undefeated record of 22-0. His technical brilliance, footwork, and unshakeable composure have made him one of the most respected fighters in modern boxing.

Will Wembley Witness a War?

The proposed rematch at Wembley in 2025 is already generating massive hype. Promoters suggest the fight could sell over 90,000 tickets, echoing the iconic British heavyweight nights of the past.

Dubois’ team is working closely with Frank Warren and other key stakeholders to finalize the deal, while Usyk’s camp is reportedly open to the rematch — under the right conditions.

Boxing analysts are already weighing in. Former heavyweight champion David Haye commented:

“Dubois has youth and power. If he applies pressure early and targets the body again, it could be very different this time. But Usyk is a master of adaptation — and we can’t forget that.”

Redemption or Repeat?

For Dubois, this fight is about more than a title — it’s about redemption and legacy. A win over Usyk would not only earn him heavyweight gold but also silence the critics who questioned his heart and resilience after earlier setbacks in his career.

“This is my destiny,” Dubois said. “I’ve been knocked down, written off, doubted. But I’m still here, still dangerous, and hungrier than ever. I will shock the world.”

Usyk, meanwhile, continues to focus on unifying the division and possibly facing Tyson Fury again. But with Dubois knocking loudly on the door, a rematch could prove to be the most dangerous defense of his heavyweight reign yet.

Fans React: “We Want It!”

Across Twitter and Instagram, fans from around the globe are voicing their support for the fight:

• “Dubois deserves that rematch. That first one left too many questions.”

• “Usyk is elite, but Dubois can end it with one punch. Make it happen at Wembley!”

• “This will be the war heavyweight boxing needs in 2025.”

What’s Next?

While no official date has been confirmed, insiders claim an announcement could come as early as July 2025, with Wembley Stadium already being reserved for a major boxing event.

For now, Dubois continues to train with renewed intensity, and Usyk… remains silent, letting his fists and legacy speak for him.

One thing is certain — the heavyweight division is heating up, and if this rematch happens, fireworks are guaranteed.

Stay tuned.