“Shocking Verdict: Dillian Whyte Says Joshua ‘Can’t Survive’ Dubois’ Devastating………

Shocking Verdict: Dillian Whyte Says Joshua ‘Can’t Survive’ Dubois’ Devastating Power!

The heavyweight division just got a lot more interesting with Dillian Whyte dropping a bombshell about a potential fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois. In a recent interview, What’s didn’t hold back, offering a brutally honest assessment of how he believes such a match-up would unfold. His verdict? “Joshua can’t survive Dubois’ devastating power.”

Whyte, never one to shy away from bold opinions, believes that despite Joshua’s experience and pedigree, Dubois’ raw power would be too much for him to handle in the ring. “Look, Joshua’s a top fighter, but he’s shown vulnerabilities. Dubois hits like a truck, and I don’t think AJ can take that kind of punishment for long,” Whyte said, sending shockwaves through the boxing community.

Joshua’s Chin Questioned

Since his shocking knockout loss to Andy Ruiz Jr. in 2019, questions have hovered over Joshua’s ability to absorb punches, especially against heavy hitters. Despite his victories and rebound from that defeat, doubts about his chin remain, particularly following his tough losses to Oleksandr Usyk. Whyte believes Dubois is the kind of fighter who can expose these potential weaknesses in Joshua’s armor.

“Dubois is a different kind of animal. He’s younger, stronger, and has nothing to lose. When he hits you, it’s game over,” Whyte continued. “Joshua’s been rocked before, and I can see Dubois doing the same thing, maybe even worse.”

Dubois: The Next Heavyweight Threat?

Dubois, one of the rising stars of the heavyweight division, has already shown the kind of knockout power that makes fighters dangerous at any level. With 18 of his 20 wins coming by knockout, including victories since his tough loss to Joe Joyce in 2020, Dubois is quickly establishing himself as a serious contender. His controversial fight against Oleksandr Usyk for the WBA (Regular) title also fueled the discussion around his potential to challenge the top names in the division.

While Joshua has the edge in experience and is a former two-time unified world champion, Whyte believes Dubois’ relentless aggression and heavy hands could be too much. “Dubois doesn’t care about Joshua’s accolades. He’s coming for blood, and with the way he punches, I don’t see how Joshua survives that,” Whyte emphasized.

A Clash That Could Electrify the Division

The prospect of a Joshua vs. Dubois showdown has fans buzzing. Both fighters carry massive followings, and a fight between them would likely be a major box-office draw in the UK and globally. Joshua, a polished boxer with knockout power of his own, would bring experience and a reputation for resilience into the ring. However, Dubois, still in his prime and with raw power unmatched by many in the division, poses a unique threat that could shake up the heavyweight rankings.

Whyte himself has been in the ring with Joshua, suffering a knockout loss to his British rival back in 2015. As someone who’s traded blows with the former champion, Whyte’s words carry weight when it comes to assessing what a fighter like Dubois could bring to the table.

“I’ve been in there with Joshua, and I know what it feels like to be hit by him. But Dubois? He’s on a different level when it comes to power. I don’t think Joshua can withstand that for 12 rounds,” Whyte stated firmly.

Can Joshua Handle the Heat?

While Joshua has shown an ability to bounce back after defeat, Whyte’s comments suggest that Dubois might present a different kind of challenge—one that AJ may not be able to endure. If this fight ever comes to fruition, it could be a defining moment for both men: for Joshua, a chance to silence his critics, and for Dubois, an opportunity to announce himself as the next big thing in the heavyweight division.

For now, this potential fight remains a fantasy, but if Whyte’s blunt assessment is anything to go by, Dubois could be the one to deliver a shocking knockout blow to Joshua’s career. “He can’t survive those punches, not from Dubois. It would be lights out,” Whyte concluded.

The boxing world waits to see if these words turn into action in the ring. If they do, prepare for a clash that could alter the heavyweight landscape in a single, devastating punch.