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CARL FROCH HAS GIVEN HIS PREDICTION FOR ANTHONY JOSHUA'S HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT WITH DANIEL DUBOIS AT WEMBLEY, BELIEVING THE LATTER WILL FALL SHORT IF HE LETS THE OCCASION "GET TO
HIM" 16:34, 16 Sep 2024Updated 07:12, 17 Sep 2024 Carl Froch is confident Daniel Dubois will lose his blockbuster heavyweight title fight against Anthony Joshua by being overwhelmed by
the occasion. Dubois is set to defend his IBF heavyweight title this Saturday (September 21) for the first time since Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt in June. The 27-year-old faces a
mammoth task against fellow Brit and two-time former champion Joshua in his biggest fight yet. The titanic boxing clash will take place in front of a crowd of 96,000 at Wembley Stadium,
where AJ has fought twice previously but will mark a debut for Dubois. And that is exactly why former super-middleweight champion Froch believes Joshua will win, predicting that Dubois'
lack of experience on the biggest stage will hinder him. READ MORE: ANTHONY JOSHUA AND DANIEL DUBOIS HIT BY BIG BLOW AS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION PULLS OUT READ MORE: SUPERCOMPUTER PREDICTS
ANTHONY JOSHUA VS DANIEL DUBOIS AND LIKELIHOOD OF KNOCKOUT But while he backed Joshua, Froch did identify several reasons why Dubois may gain the other hand. He claimed that the younger
fighter is in "better form" when asked for his opinion on Stephen Hendry's Cue Tips. Article continues below Froch said: "Dubois is a good fighter, this is the biggest
moment of his career. He's a big, strong heavyweight and can punch hard. He's actually in better form than AJ. "I think AJ's head's not in the right space where
he's confident to go back in against a genuine world champion. I think if Dubois gets in the ring and puts it on him, you might see AJ in some serious trouble. "No one's done
that to him since Usyk. Usyk played with him twice, beat him up twice. So what's AJ done since then? He's fought four nobodies who didn't try and only came to get a
paycheck." _WHO DO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE FIGHT? LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS SECTION._ He added: "But I'm making AJ the favourite just because he's been in more world
title fights. He's fought at Wembley already in front of big crowds. When Dubois gets in that ring, I know he's going to look around and think 'f***ing hell'. "This
is going to get to him. He either goes for it and embraces it or crumbles. Most people crumble. This is Dubois' moment to shine or his moment to learn the hard way." Saturday’s
bout will be an astonishing 13th world title fight for Joshua. After losing two title bouts on the bounce to undefeated heavyweight champion Usyk, Joshua has bounced back with convincing
wins over Jermaine Franklin, Robert Helenius, Otto Wallin, and former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou. Already sporting a 28-3 record, Froch warns that a fourth loss to Dubois could
spell the end for Joshua's illustrious career. Froch said bluntly: "I think if he beats AJ it's the end of AJ. That's AJ finished." Article continues below However,
he didn't dismiss the possibility of a future clash between Joshua and Tyson Fury, despite Fury also suffering a defeat at Usyk's hands in May earlier this year.