Anthony Joshua enters Saturday's bout with IBF champion Daniel Dubois with the opportunity to become a three-time world heavyweight champion. The pair meet in the main event of a pay-per-view card emanating from Wembley Stadium in London.

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Anthony Joshua challenges Daniel Dubois for the IBF world heavyweight title at Wembley Stadium on Saturday September 21, live on Sky Sports Box Office; Riyadh Season: Joshua vs Dubois also features Joshua Buatsi,

Boxing expert Peter Kahn, who is 54-13 over his last 67 boxing picks, locked in his Daniel Dubois vs. Anthony Joshua predictions for Saturday night's fight

The most attended all-British heavyweight title fight in history is now one sleep away. Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua arrived ready to fight as they hit the scales on Friday. London’s Dubois (21-2,

Heavyweight gold is on the line on Saturday when Daniel Dubois puts the IBF championship on the line against two-time former unified champion Anthony Joshua. As important as the championship is, the fact that the winner is positioned for a massive potential fight with the winner of the upcoming rematch between unified champ Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury is even bigger.

Tyson Fury will remain the best heavyweight in British boxing even if Anthony Joshua knocks out Daniel Dubois this weekend, according to former world champion Ricky Hatton. The 2012 Olympian is seeking to become a three-time world champion when he takes on IBF king Dubois at Wembley Stadium.