Usyk v Dubois 2: Frank Warren

5 Live Boxing with Steve Bunce

BBC

Sports, Sports News

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Is Frank Warren right to believe Daniel Dubois can beat Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday? Buncey sits down with the Queensberry boss to hear why Dubois is a changed man since their first fight. They also discuss Tyson Fury and when he might return to the ring.

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0:43.4	Now before all of the interviews, Daniel Dubois and Alexander Usik met for a face-off
0:48.3	at the bottom of the Wembley steps.
0:50.2	It was going fine until suddenly Dubois started screaming in Usik's face.
0:56.0	Usik obviously never flinched.
0:58.5	Now, I found a little bit of time to sit down
1:01.0	with Dubras promoter Frank Warren.
1:04.5	Now, Warren's been in a business an awful long time.
1:07.5	He promoted a World Heavyweight title fighter Wembley
1:10.0	between Oliver McCaw and Frank Bruno about 35 years ago. So we sat down and we had a chat. Obviously we talked
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