Daniel Dubois will face Joseph Parker in Saudi Arabia on February 22 in the next defence of his IBF heavyweight world title. Dubois’s first title defence came in September, when he knocked out British rival Anthony Joshua inside five rounds at Wembley Stadium.

Daniel Dubois will defend his International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight world title against New Zealand's Joseph Parker in Riyadh on Feb. 22, organisers said late on Monday.

Daniel Dubois will put his IBF world heavyweight title on the line against Joseph Parker on Feb. 22 in Saudi Arabia, it has been confirmed.

Daniel Dubois set for February IBF title defence against Joseph Parker in Riyadh - The Londoner knocked out Anthony Joshua in his first title defence in September.

Daniel Dubois will take on Joseph Parker in the next defence of his IBF heavyweight world title on February 22, according to Sky Sports. In June this year, Dubois became the IBF’s Interim titlist, when he defeated Filip Hrgovic in June.

Daniel Dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against Joseph Parker in February on a card featuring the Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol rematch.

Beterbiev will defend his undisputed light-heavyweight crown, just four months after beating Bivol in their original bout to take that honour. That was decided on a majority decision, but courted controversy, as many felt Bivol won the fight. It meant the world was clamouring for an instant rematch, which has been duly granted.

Daniel Dubois is set to defend his IBF heavyweight title against Joseph Parker, with a stacked card featuring multiple championship bouts.

Daniel Dubois will defend his International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight world title against New Zealand's Joseph Parker in Riyadh on Feb. 22, organisers said late on Monday. Dubois took the interim belt in June by beating Filip Hrgovic and was upgraded to champion when Oleksandr Usyk vacated the title due to his rematch clause with Tyson Fury.