So far …

Daniel Dubois simplified boxing tonight.

Ellison’s downstairs.

It’s over the count, but the danger is still avoided.

HITTING THE RIGHT NOAKES

Tough this.

On BT Sport, he said: “Grow a pair, come see the champ, and I’ll sort you all out.

“No fights on the horizon, training like a lunatic, running up mountains, I’ve become a human racehorse.

Sam Noakes unlike Jordan Ellison.

“Training like a lunatic, whoever they are bring them to the Gypsy King and I’ll deal with them in exciting style.

“I’m as usual, 32 fights later.”

“I don’t know if Wilder can’t take that fight, I know Povetkin is my mandatory but there might be a rematch. Maybe I’ll fight Drew McIntyre for the WWE heavyweight world championship who knows.”

Tyson Fury told BT Sport: “We’re here, hopefully.

“Every country there is something different.

“It’s based on two things: either we have a big live crowd or we want a big guarantee of rates.

“There’s things for me to think of.

“I have in my head some very tasty training partners, they say in the street that they would possibly have caused problems for Daniel. You’ll have to figure this out.”

He told BT Sport: “I hope we meet a crowd next week.

Daniel Dubois told BT Sport: “I’m just getting warmed up. Just excited to be out there again. Hopefully next time I will have a proper fighter out there with me, Joe Joyce and whoever is next.

“I needed a fight, any fight, actually. Get in and out and stuff.

BISH BASH BOSH!

It does not get any easier than that.

Dubois does his homework: projection.

But you want a tougher challenge in the ring.

Now on to the big one with Joe Joyce ? pic.twitter.com/AittLsob1A

TOO FAST FOR RIC

Daniel Dubois demolishes Ricardo Snijders.

He shakes off the cobwebs and is ready to fight Joe Joyce now.

It’s not a contest, unfortunately.

Somehow he makes it into a second round.

This is one-way traffic.

Still!

Another account.

DOWN!

Snijders is down.

Dubois in the middle of the ring.

He slams Snijders back onto the ropes.

Threatening start.

He’s 4 years older at 26.

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