Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois Predictions & Betting Tips

Wembley Stadium will host the highly anticipated Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois fight this Saturday 24th September, as the two British heavyweights go head-to-head.

Ahead of the clash, our experts here at Betting Online have been providing their predictions and tips on who will be victorious in front of a 96,000-packed Wembley Stadium.

Anthony Joshua

Attempting to become a three-time heavyweight world champion, Anthony Joshua’s rebuilding since being knocked off the top step by Andy Ruiz and Oleksandr Usyk is certainly nothing short of impressive.

AJ had won 28 of his 31 bouts and was undefeated until his 23rd fight against Ruiz in 2019. Two years later, came the defeat to Usyk.

Since the defeats, Joshua has secured comfortable victories over Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius, before Otto Wallin and Francis Ngannou.

This is the first time since 2015 that AJ has faced a fellow Brit after beating Dillian Whyte.

Daniel Dubois

Daniel Dubois saw himself elevated to world champion in June when Oleksander Usyk vacated one of the belts he defended against Tyson Fury to become the undisputed champion.

After the IBF demanded Usyk face his mandatory challenger rather than a rematch with Fury, the Ukrainian opted to give up the belt as a present to the two British fighters. Now they go head-to-head.

Most recently, Dubois has had victories over Jarrell Miller and most recently Filip Hrgovic, which was for the IBF interim title

Daniel Dubois has won 21 of his 23 bouts, which is a pretty impressive record.

Joshua vs Dubois Betting Tips

Here at BettingOnline, we are inclined to believe that Anthony Joshua will likely be the fighter to take home the title, and many bookmakers seem to agree; below are some of the odds we found courtesy of Betano.

• Anthony Joshua To Win by KO, TKO or Disqualification @ 4/9 with Betano.
• Daniel Dubois To Win the Fight @ 3/1 with Betano.
• Draw or Technical Draw @ 16/1 with Betano.

These odds are provided by Betano UK and are correct at the time of publishing (19/09/2024).