Daniel Dubois Shocks Anthony Joshua with Knockout Victory to Defend IBF Heavyweight Title at Wembley Stadium.

In a shocking upset at Wembley Stadium, Daniel Dubois knocked out Anthony Joshua in the fifth round to retain the IBF heavyweight world title. The fight, expected to be another triumph for Joshua, turned into a dramatic victory for Dubois, marking one of the biggest upsets in heavyweight boxing history.

From the opening bell, Dubois came out strong, delivering a thunderous right hand in the first round that sent Joshua crashing to the canvas. Although Joshua managed to get back to his feet, he struggled under the relentless pressure from Dubois.

In the second round, Dubois continued his aggressive attack, overwhelming Joshua with powerful shots. Joshua was saved by the bell in the third round after being stunned by a vicious left hook that sent him into the ropes before being knocked down again. Barely surviving the round, Joshua was visibly shaken as Dubois continued to dominate.

The fourth round saw more trouble for Joshua. A left hook from Dubois wobbled him, and although it wasn’t ruled a knockdown, Joshua was clearly in danger. Despite Dubois’ onslaught, Joshua managed to hang on through the round.

Joshua tried to mount a comeback in the fifth round, landing a solid right hand that momentarily stunned Dubois. For a brief moment, it looked as though Joshua could turn the tide. However, as Joshua advanced, Dubois delivered a crushing right hand that sent the former champion sprawling to the canvas.

Joshua, the two-time former heavyweight champion, attempted to rise but couldn’t recover. The referee waved off the fight, signaling the end of an era for Joshua and crowning Dubois’ victory as the new champion in front of a packed Wembley crowd.

The same stadium that witnessed Joshua’s iconic win against Wladimir Klitschko in 2017 had now become the site of his most devastating defeat.