“Trying to Break Your Will”

“He’s a fighter who comes forward. He has a jittery fighting style and likes to break you down,” Mosley Jr. said. about Bohachuk in an interview with Fighthype.

“I feel like he’s trying to break the will of his opponents.”

Mosley Jr. said maintaining discipline and committing to his strategy will be crucial in dealing with Bohachuk’s pressure.

“Be Consistent”

“I think the most critical thing for me is sticking to the game plan,” Mosley Jr. said. about your attitude.

“I feel like my best performances come when I stick to my game plan and stick to it.”

The veteran middleweight also pointed to his jab as one of the key weapons that he believes could cause problems in the fight.

“Jabs. Jabs. That’s the best weapon,” Mosley Jr. said.

Mosley Jr. he also explained technically how he approached tough opponents and adjusted during fights.

“You see what he’s doing, whether it’s a step, whether it’s a shake, whatever it is, and then you create from there.”

Despite respecting Bohachuk’s reputation, Mosley Jr. he made it clear that he expected an aggressive fight and planned to impose himself physically.

“I’m going to go in there and kick some ass.” Mosley Jr. said, discussing his approach for Saturday night.

Mosley Jr. he also praised Zuffa Boxing for organizing competitive fights instead of unilaterally selecting players.

“They dress in bangers. They don’t fight unequally. They do 50/50,” Mosley Jr. said.

Tyson Fury has been called out by one of his heavyweight counterparts who claims he will “come out like a beast” if they ever clash.

“The Gypsy King” is obviously scheduled to face Anthony Joshua later this year, but it happened he expressed interest in having another fight in the meantime.

This followed his unanimous victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov, which saw the 37-year-old end a 16-month break in April.

Although it was ultimately Makhmudov, several heavyweights were in the conversation to face Fury, who has not fought since suffering a second points loss to Oleksandr Usyk.

It appears one of them was Andy Ruiz Jr, who claims he received a personal message from the Briton before his next opponent was announced.

The American’s last outing was a draw against Jarrell Miller in August 2024, when many felt he was lucky to avoid a third professional loss.

Either way, his performance was a far cry from the one he put in against Joshua in 2019, which saw him become the unified heavyweight champion of the world with a stunning seventh-round finish.

In an interview with Casino.orghowever, Ruiz says he has the ability to pull off quite the upset against someone like Fury.

“I would love to fight him. Tyson Fury sent me a message asking what I thought about fighting him, but everyone said it was too threatening for him right now, so I’m pretty sure that’s why he chose Makhmudov.”

“If I fought [Fury]I think there would be way too much of me. Even though a lot of people say Fury would box me, people have to remember that they haven’t seen me fight really good people. I come out like a beast, especially when I’m in shape.

When asked who he thinks is the most overrated lively fighter, Ruiz made sure to stoke the flames of a potential clash with Fury.

“I’ll say Tyson Fury because they hype him up so much, but I don’t think he’s even a crazy fighter. Yes, he’s achieved a lot in this sport. But I feel like the only person he really beat that was good was [Deontay] Wilder.”

While it’s unlikely that Fury and Ruiz will meet anytime soon, it’s a fight that could start to make sense in 2027.

“It’s not going to happen any time soon.”

“There is a rematch clause, but I don’t think it’s going to happen anytime soon,” Warren said talkSport Boxing.

“They’ll have to be out of the ring for a while. Probably at least six months.”

The veteran promoter later praised both fighters and described the fight as one of the best heavyweight fights he has promoted.

“One of the best”

“It was just amazing. It was one of the best performances I’ve ever done,” Warren said.

Warren also defended Dubois against the criticism that has followed him throughout his career.

“I never want to hear anyone talk about Daniel’s heart again. Tonight he gritted his teeth and showed what he can do,” Warren said.

The fight featured multiple active swings, knockdowns and constant punishment from both heavyweights before Dubois finally stopped Wardley near the end.

Heavyweight action plan

While Warren cooled down talk of an immediate rematch, he suggested Dubois’ next move would depend largely on how the heavyweight division develops in the coming months.

“There are going to be a lot of heavyweight fights over the next few months and that will determine where we go from there,” Warren said.

Dubois regained the world heavyweight title with the victory, while Wardley suffered the first defeat of his professional career in one of the toughest fights either fighter has experienced.

Several heavyweight title challengers, including WBO mandatory challenger Moses Itauma, are expected to return this summer, potentially changing the title picture for the Dubois fight soon.