The Most Powerful Heavyweight Puncher In History According To Daniel Dubois

The rising British heavyweight thoughts on power in boxing as he gets ready for a title defense

Dominant heavyweight boxer Daniel Dubois gets ready for his title defense at Wembley Stadium /

By Mohamed Bahaa

Among the most powerful punchers in the heavyweight class nowadays, Daniel Dubois has become pretty famous, Dubois has established himself as a formidable opponent in the ring with an outstanding record of 20 knockouts out of 21 wins. His latest performances, which highlight his strength and tenacity, have only served to accentuate his developing reputation.

Dubois shown his capacity to withstand hardship in his last two battles, facing early challenges from his opponent before finally winning. He squared off last December against American fighter Jarrell Miller. Dubois won a difficult fight, stopping Miller in the last moments of the 10th round. Before that, in June, he faced Croatian heavyweight Filip Hrgovic; he won the fight in the 8th round due to a cut on Hrgovic. These triumphs have strengthened Dubois' reputation as a leading heavyweight contender.

Dubois is totally concentrated on his training camp as he gets ready for his next fight against fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua. Set to take place at Wembley Stadium in September, the bout represents Dubois' first defense of the IBF title he was given after Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt in order to honor his Tyson Fury's rematch. Fans are excited to see if Dubois can keep his momentum and defend his crown, hence the all-British showdown is much awaited.

Dubois talked about what makes the ideal boxer in preparation for the fight. Dubois answered without thinking twice when asked to name the boxer with perfect power. He called an American boxing great who left an indelible mark on the sport.

" Mike Tyson," Dubois said boldly.

Considered as one of the most powerful punchers in boxing history, Mike Tyson, sometimes nicknamed as "Iron Mike," Early in his career, Tyson compiled a string of spectacular knockouts that drew international notice. He won his first 19 professional bouts via knockout, with 12 first-round victories. Tyson became well-known and a feared opponent in the ring for his fierce power and aggressive style.

Tyson, who was barely twenty years old, became the youngest ever heavyweight champion when he defeated Trevor Berbick to take the WBC championship. Unquestionably one of the best heavyweights of all time, his name still synonymous with strength and supremacy in the sport.

Fascinatingly, Tyson is scheduled to go back to the ring more than twenty years after formally retired. Though he earlier said he would never face the social media star, he is set to battle Jake Paul in November. Tyson's coming back to the ring is creating a lot of hype since it reminds supporters of the amazing force that made him a legendary athlete.

The greats who preceded Dubois, inspire him as he travels in the heavyweight category. His acknowledgment of the history of the sport and his awareness of what it takes to reach the top help him to admit Tyson as the hardest-hitting heavyweight of all times. Eager to see if Dubois can use that same force and resolve in his forthcoming title defense, fans will be watching attentively as he enters the ring once more.