However, the 34-year-old has steadily climbed back up the ladder, with four victories on the bounce, ahead of a return to the spotlight attracted by a world title fight.
Dubois's stock has risen immensely over the last 12 months after stepping in to fight Oleksandr Usyk last August. He was considered a rank outsider, but downed the Ukrainian, only for the call to be controversially ruled a low-blow.
Usyk was afforded four minutes to regroup and dialled up his game to KO Dubois.
The British fighter has since toppled Jarrell Miller and Filip Hrgović, and carries the IBF title into the ring despite being the underdog of the pair.
RadioTimes.com rounds up everything you need to know about the timings for the Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois fight.
When is Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois?
Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois will take place on Saturday 21st September 2024.
Fans can tune in to watch Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois on DAZN PPV for a £19.99 fee with a free month of DAZN.
Alternatively, you can tune in via Sky Sports Box Office for a one-off £19.95 fee. TNT Sports Box Office will also boast coverage.
What time is Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois?
The Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois card begins at 4pm UK time on Saturday.
The headline fight between Joshua v Dubois will take place several hours later, at approximately 10pm UK time. This is subject to change.
Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois ring walk time
Joshua and Dubois are expected to make their way to the ring any time from 9:45pm UK time.
The fight time is subject to change depending on how the previous fights develop, so keep an eye on the action on the day. Everything could shift at short notice on the night.
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Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois undercard
Below is the confirmed undercard information for the Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois fight.
- Anthony Joshua v Daniel Dubois – IBF heavyweight title
- Hamzah Sheeraz v Tyler Denny – European middleweight title
- Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington – IBF super-featherweight title
- Joshua Buatsi v Willy Hutchinson – WBO interim light-heavyweight title
- Liam Smith v Josh Kelly – Light-middleweight
- Mark Chamberlain v Josh Padley – Lightweight
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