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The biggest difference between Parker and Dubois is their level of experience. <\/p>\n
Parker has 38 fights to Dubois’ 24 and has been in the ring with a host of top fighters including Anthony Joshua, Andy Ruiz, Deontay Wilder, Joe Joyce, Zhilei Zhang and Derek Chisora.<\/p>\n
Parker’s biggest wins were against Zhang<\/a> and Wilder,<\/a> but Dubois’ record is also impressive. The Englishman has faced Joyce, Joshua, Jarrell Miller, Oleksandr Usyk and Filip Hrgovic with his biggest win coming against Joshua last September.<\/a><\/p>\n Both men have defeats on their record having both lost to Joyce and have often fallen just short at the highest level.<\/p>\n Parker, 33, has four world title fights<\/a> to his name as a former WBO champion, while 27-year-old Dubois has two.<\/p>\n Dubois is the bigger puncher with 95% of his wins coming via stoppage, while Parker’s knockout rate is 66%.<\/p>\n Parker has proven he has an excellent chin, however, and has only been stopped once, by Joyce after 11 gruelling rounds.<\/a><\/p>\n Both men are also in fine form. Parker is on a five-fight winning streak, seemingly in the midst of a purple patch.<\/p>\n Dubois has won his past three bouts, all by knockout, and appears finally primed to fulfil his obvious potential.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n