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Despite his upcoming title defence, Dubois is eager to fight the winner of Usyk-Fury and said he would take on either, but would prefer to face Usyk, who he lost to in 2023.<\/a><\/p>\n Dubois, who was stopped in the ninth round, floored Usyk in the fifth round of their unification contest but it was deemed a low blow.<\/p>\n “I’d be happy [to fight Fury] but I’d love to fight Usyk after what happened in Poland and the history behind it. I’d love to get that back and do a rematch,” Dubois said.<\/p>\n “I don’t think he would say no to business. Money talks in boxing and it would be a huge fight to get that back, to right that wrong.<\/p>\n “I’m the world champion and he’s got the other belts to make it [an] undisputed [fight].”<\/p>\n Usyk has teased a move back down to cruiserweight should he beat Fury for a second time, but Dubois feels that is unlikely.<\/p>\n Having faced Usyk, Dubois said Fury would need to “jump” the Ukrainian to beat him, but when asked to pick a winner, he would not.<\/p>\n “They are both top guys. It was a good back and forth last time, Fury showed his chin,” Dubois said.<\/p>\n “I’m sitting on the fence. Either man.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n