Anthony Joshua wants to get back to the top. Daniel Dubois wants to get there for the first time. Something has to give on Saturday.

Here's when Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois are expected to enter the ring for their IBF heavyweight title fight this weekend.

Anthony Joshua is a slight favorite to dethrone Daniel Dubois, but here's a look at the fight through the numbers.

Analyzing Saturday’s Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois odds for their super middleweight fight, with expert picks and predictions.

Daniel Dubois defeated Anthony Joshua by 5th round knockout to defend the IBF heavyweight title on Saturday. Here are updates from throughout the card.

Heavyweight gold is on the line on Saturday when Daniel Dubois puts the IBF championship on the line against two-time former unified champion Anthony Joshua. As important as the championship is, the fact that the winner is positioned for a massive potential fight with the winner of the upcoming rematch between unified champ Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury is even bigger.

Joshua has a 28-3 record and 25 of his wins have come inside the distance, giving him a KO rate of just under 90 per cent. Dubois’ record is even more impressive on paper, with 20 of his 21 victories via KO – a stoppage rate of just over 95 per cent.

For almost the entirety of the build to Saturday's IBF heavyweight title bout in London, the narrative of the fight surrounded just how rejuvenated and dangerous former unified champion Anthony Joshua appeared to be at age 34 following three knockout wins in 13 months.