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Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois would be an interesting matchup, though no fight between the two is scheduled for today (September 21, 2024). However, in the event they do meet in the ring in the future, here's how the fight might play out based on their current strengths and styles:

Anthony Joshua:
- Record: 26-3 (23 KOs)
- Strengths: Joshua is a powerful puncher with solid boxing fundamentals. His experience, size, and ability to control distance with his jab are key assets. Joshua has fought and defeated top-tier heavyweights like Wladimir Klitschko and Andy Ruiz (in their rematch). 
- Weaknesses: His chin has been questioned after knockout losses to Andy Ruiz and stoppage by Oleksandr Usyk. While he has the power and skills, Joshua sometimes appears hesitant or defensive, as seen in recent fights.

Daniel Dubois:
- Record: 20-2 (19 KOs)
- Strengths: Dubois is known for his raw power, particularly in his right hand. He’s an aggressive, come-forward fighter with solid combinations and a good jab. Dubois also has youth on his side (he’s younger than Joshua) and might be fresher physically.
- Weaknesses: His loss to Joe Joyce exposed some limitations, particularly his defense and ability to deal with sustained pressure. His durability has also been questioned since he suffered a severe eye injury in that fight.

Fight Prediction:
- Joshua by KO/TKO in the later rounds: Joshua’s experience, ability to adapt, and use of range might frustrate Dubois. While Dubois can certainly pose a threat with his power, Joshua’s superior technical ability and patience could allow him to weather any early onslaught. As the fight goes on, Joshua’s accumulation of shots might break Dubois down.
  
- Dubois by early KO: If Dubois can close the distance early and catch Joshua with a big shot, he could end the fight quickly. Joshua has been vulnerable to heavy-handed fighters, and Dubois' power is a serious threat.

Overall, Joshua’s experience and ring IQ give him an edge, but Dubois' power makes him dangerous, especially in the early rounds.

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