Joshua, Dubois Challenge Each Other Ahead of Saturday's 'Riyadh Season Card Wembley Edition' Fight

From the "Guildhall" in the British capital, London, and within the activities of the boxing week for the "Riyadh Season Card Wembley Edition" fight, Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois made their final statements at the news conference held Thursday, confirming their full readiness for the anticipated encounter amid an exceptional attendance estimated at 96,000 spectators, who gathered in the Riyadh season for the first time.

 In his statements, Anthony Joshua stressed the mutual respect between him and Dubois, because boxing remains the "sport of nobles," indicating that confrontations may increase tensions, and everyone is ready to fight on Saturday.

 He pointed to his philosophy in preparing for fights and that caution must be taken from the opponent, extending his thanks to his team for all the efforts made.

 In turn, Dubois stressed the importance of proving his presence on Saturday, expressing that he is fully prepared to face Joshua and indicating that this fight represents a great opportunity to prove himself, as he has been preparing for this moment for months and seeks to win.

 The conference was attended by the boxers who will fight in the card, which is being held for the first time in the United Kingdom.

 In addition to the major confrontation between Joshua and Dubois, there will be an anticipated confrontation between Anthony Cacace and Josh Warrington for the International Boxing Federation (IBF) light heavyweight title and a confrontation between Joshua Buatsi and Willie Hutchinson for the interim light heavyweight title of the World Boxing Organization (WBO).

 The event also witnesses a confrontation between welterweights Tyler Denny and Hamza Shiraz and lightweights Mark Chamberlain and Josh Baddeley, in addition to the confrontation between light welterweights Josh Kelly and Ismail Davis, who replaced Liam Smith after the latter was injured.