"It’s gonna be a bloodbath. I’m going to put all the controversy and nonsense to rest," Dubois said at Tuesday's news conference.

It is another opportunity for Daniel Dubois to avenge his loss to Oleksandr Usyk when the heavyweight adversaries go toe-to-toe in the ring once again at Wembley Stadium in July. The duo is booked to rekindle aggressions after Usyk outclassed the Brit via ninth-round knockout in 2023,

The fight comes almost two years after their first contest, when Usyk was a unified champion having twice beaten Anthony Joshua across 12 rounds. At that point, Dubois was a little greener but did manage to get Usyk down to the canvas though it was ruled low and Usyk was given all the time he needed to recover.