Tyson Fury took to social media on Saturday to lampoon Anthony Joshua after the British heavyweight suffered four knockdowns in his recent loss to Daniel Dubois. Fury replayed Dubois’ stoppages of Big Baby Miller, Filip Hrgovic and Fabio Wardley, noting none of those opponents hit the canvas, then contrasted Joshua’s four floorings.

Dubois secured the WBO heavyweight title in Manchester by overwhelming Wardley with a relentless barrage, forcing a stoppage in the 11th round. The bout earned praise for its drama and the Irishman’s power, yet Fury argued the victory did not prove Dubois could finish a champion, citing his inability to drop Usyk or Hrgovic despite heavy blows.

Fury, a two‑time world champion, is slated to meet Joshua in November, though date and venue remain unconfirmed. He hinted at a possible warm‑up fight before the showdown and teased “unbelievable, exciting news” on Instagram, promising fans a new bout soon. The heavyweight division now anticipates a high‑stakes clash that could reshape title hierarchies.

Beyond the Fury‑Joshua narrative, Dubois’ power punch remains a talking point, with analysts questioning whether his knockout‑heavy style can endure against seasoned tacticians. Fans of the British heavyweight scene will watch closely as the November bout approaches, eager to see if Joshua can rebound or if Fury’s confidence proves prophetic.