Daniel Dubois vs Kyotaro Fujimoto 21.12.2019
On December 21, 2019, at the Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, Daniel Dubois showcased his formidable prowess by securing a second-round knockout victory over Kyotaro Fujimoto. This emphatic win extended Dubois’ perfect record to 14-0, with 13 of those victories coming by way of knockout.
Dubois, defending his WBO International Heavyweight Title and vying for the vacant WBC Silver Heavyweight Title, demonstrated his superior size and power from the outset. The fight commenced with Dubois dominating the ring, his powerful jab immediately putting Fujimoto on the defensive. The Japanese contender, with a respectable record of 21-2, struggled to mount any significant offense against Dubois’ relentless pressure.
The decisive moment came in the second round when Dubois landed a stiff jab, sending Fujimoto to the canvas. Although Fujimoto managed to rise, he was visibly shaken. Dubois, seizing the opportunity, unleashed a barrage of punches, culminating in a devastating right hook that left Fujimoto sprawled on the mat. Referee Victor Loughlin swiftly waved off the fight, marking another impressive knockout for the British heavyweight.
Dubois’ victory not only reinforced his reputation as one of the most promising young talents in heavyweight boxing but also added the WBC Silver Heavyweight Title to his growing collection. The 22-year-old from Greenwich has now captured nine titles in his burgeoning career, further solidifying his status as a future contender for world title honours.
This victory follows a successful year for Dubois, who previously defeated domestic rival Nathan Gorman in July to claim the British title and dispatched Ghana’s Ebenezer Tetteh in September with a first-round knockout. His only bout to go the distance was against American veteran Kevin Johnson in 2018, highlighting Dubois’ knockout power.
With this latest triumph, Dubois continues to climb the ranks, his sights set on world title opportunities in 2020. The young powerhouse’s blend of strength, precision, and relentless aggression makes him a formidable force in the heavyweight division, promising exciting bouts in the near future.
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Filed under: Heavyweight - @ December 21, 2019 11:59 pm
Tags: Daniel Dubois, Kyotaro Fujimoto