Dubois' Power Could Derail Fury's Comeback

According to Tony Sims, Daniel Dubois' exceptional punching power would pose a significant threat to Tyson Fury's comeback. Despite being defeated by Oleksandr Usyk in their July rematch, ending his reign as IBF heavyweight champion, the 28-year-old Dubois has now joined forces with Sims with the aim of securing another major bout in 2026. Fury has also announced plans to return to the ring this year following consecutive losses to Usyk. Sims expressed his confidence in Dubois, stating, 'I believe Daniel can defeat anyone. His power is truly phenomenal.' Meanwhile, Arslanbek Makhmudov is reportedly being considered as a potential opponent for Fury's return. Trainer Gary Logan feels Makhmudov would be an ideal choice, saying, 'Makhmudov is a good opponent. He had a notable performance in his last fight against Dave Allen, and his style would suit Fury well.' Fury has been actively documenting his preparations on social media, with the goal of weighing under 19 stone for his upcoming 38th bout.