Joshua vs Dubois: Book the repeats of the IBF world heavyweight title fight at Wembley Stadium
Anthony Joshua collided with Daniel Dubois in a huge heavyweight fight for the IBF world title at Wembley – and you can book the repeats now!
The British rivals traded punches in front of a record attendance of 96,000 fans in London, live on Sky Sports Box Office, and you can watch the repeats at 8am and 5pm on Sunday.
On a packed undercard for Joshua vs Dubois, Hamzah Sheeraz challenged Tyler Denny for the European middleweight title.
Joshua Buatsi and Willy Hutchinson settled their heated feud, with the WBO interim light-heavyweight title on the line.
Anthony Cacace was also in action as he took on former world champion Josh Warrington in a super-featherweight showdown.
Joshua Buatsi battled Willy Hutchinson on the Joshua vs Dubois undercard
Josh Kelly was forced to cope with a late change of opponent, with Ishmael Davis stepping in after Liam Smith’s late withdrawal.
In the opening fight of the night, Mark Chamberlain took on Josh Padley in a battle of unbeaten contenders.
Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight showdown with Daniel Dubois is repeated on Sky Sports Box Office at 8am and 5pm on Sunday September 22. Book Joshua vs Dubois repeats now!
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