At stake is the IBF world heavyweight title, which was vacated by Oleksandr Usyk in June just five weeks after he became the first undisputed heavyweight boxing champion in nearly 25 years.

Wembley Stadium will host a record crowd for British boxing on Saturday night as Daniel Dubois puts his IBF heavyweight title on the line against Anthony Joshua. Ninety-six thousand fans will be in attendance to see if Joshua can become a three-time champion in one of the biggest bouts in British boxing history.

Heavyweight gold is on the line on Saturday when Daniel Dubois puts the IBF championship on the line against two-time former unified champion Anthony Joshua. As important as the championship is, the fact that the winner is positioned for a massive potential fight with the winner of the upcoming rematch between unified champ Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury is even bigger.

Tyson Fury will remain the best heavyweight in British boxing even if Anthony Joshua knocks out Daniel Dubois this weekend, according to former world champion Ricky Hatton. The 2012 Olympian is seeking to become a three-time world champion when he takes on IBF king Dubois at Wembley Stadium.

The heavyweight division is divided on who the winner of Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois will be as the two Brits prepare to face off on Saturday.

With just a few days to go until Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois do battle at a packed Wembley Stadium over the IBF Heavyweight Championship, some of the biggest names in the sport have been having their say on the outcome.