Daniel Dubois Suffers Nasty Eye Injury as Joe Joyce Diffuses the ‘Dynamite’

Joe Joyce is the new British, Commonwealth, and European heavyweight champion. The ‘Juggernaut’ beat Daniel ‘Dynamite’ Dubois via a count-out in the 10th round after 9 fantastic rounds of boxing. The two promised a blockbuster fight, and it is safe to say that they delivered.

Joyce used his experience to outbox the young fighter and, as predicted, gave him a complete boxing lesson. The two set the tone of the fight from the first moment itself when the 35-year-old came out and boxed from range, while the younger Dubois came to trade.

Joyce was on the receiving end of a lot of powerful punches from the 23-year-old; however, he stuck to his game-plan and eventually got the knockdown which led to the count-out.

‘The Juggernaut’ used his jab to great effect and constantly picked at Dubois’ left eye. This caused a swelling in the eye of the ‘Dynamite’ as early as the third round. Despite losing a few of the rounds in the middle, Joyce landed the jab accurately and thus kept Dubois at a safe distance throughout the fight. This resulted in the eye getting swollen to the extent that the 23-year-old could no longer see through it.

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What next for Joe Joyce after a near-perfect display against Daniel Dubois?

Joyce used his experience to a significant advantage and beat the younger and stronger Dubois. So what’s next for the newly crowned British, Commonwealth, and European heavyweight champion? As reported before the fight, the winner of this bout will most certainly get a world title shot in the next year.

The ‘Juggernaut’ may face Oleksandr Usyk for a big re-match for the WBO heavyweight title; if Anthony Joshua is to vacate it for his super-fight with Tyson Fury. Thus, these are exciting times in the heavyweight division; and we could be in for a fantastic 2021 in the heavyweight scene.

Despite all of this, Joe Joyce will take some time off and enjoy the victory after a professional performance against a remarkable opponent.