Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce Odds and Picks for Full Main Card

• Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce goes Saturday, November 28th, 2020 at 2:30 PM EST
• Which unbeaten heavyweight will stay undefeated this weekend?
• Check out the fight odds, analysis, and predictions below

Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce will go to war within Church House in Westminster, London. Dubois vs Joyce broadcasts this weekend on ESPN+.

There’s a myriad of heavyweight hardware on the line here as both men will vie for the Commonwealth, British, EBU European (vacant), WBO international, and WBC silver titles.

Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce Odds

Odds from Nov. 25

The term knockout artist can sometimes get flippantly thrown around but not with these two. Cumulatively, both pugilists have 24 stoppages across 26 pro outings (Dubois at 15-0 and Joyce at 11-0).

Daniel Dubois’ Stiffest Test

Daniel Dubois is riding a six-fight streak of stoppages heading into this bout and, has shown to be an ever-encroaching devastator.

Dubois’ last outing in August saw him get the better of Ricardo Snijders but, he faces his hardest career test on this upcoming November night.

This bout has been rescheduled multiple times, some bad blood has been simmering, and these two are finally ready to break out the heavy artillery in a few days.

Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce finally takes place this Saturday, almost 300 days on from their first press conference…

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— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) November 24, 2020

Dubois is defending the British and Commonwealth titles here but, a big win could jettison him towards a 2021 fight with names like Usyk, Joshua, or Fury.

Joe Joyce’s Crossroads Moment

Joyce has a deceptive resume overall as he is twelve years older than Dubois but has less pro experience. He also has remarkable athleticism and aptitude for setting a freakish pace considering his size.

Joe Joyce’s last bout was also in the summer as he bested Michael Wallisch in July.

The wealth of amateur experience Joe Joyce has as a 2016 Olympic silver medalist underscores his razor-sharp sense of technique.

Who has a better record and who has looked better since turning pro? 🤔

"I've been through so many wars."
"Name ONE!"

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— Boxing on BT Sport 🥊 (@BTSportBoxing) November 19, 2020

Joyce has a two-inch reach advantage and has a more proven track record of sustaining his energy through his fights.

He also has more instances of showcasing his durability, while Dubois’ ability to weather the storm has been questioned by certain pundits and fans of the sweet science purely because he has assumed the bully role in the bulk of his bouts.

Dubois vs Joyce Tale of the Tape

I think it’s safe to say that this prizefight scheduled for twelve rounds will not go the distance. Joyce will be tricky to figure out early on and will give a good account of himself, but I see momentum starting to sway after the first few rounds.

Considering the props for DDD getting a knockout (-185) and the round betting for rounds 4-6 (+305), Dubois likely gets the stoppage in either the fifth or sixth round.

Pick: Daniel Dubois (-375)

Main Card Picks for Dubois vs Joyce

1. Hamzah Sheeraz vs Guido Nicolas Pitto: For this WBO European super welterweight title bout, Sheeraz scores a stoppage in either the sixth or seventh round. Pick: Hamzah Sheeraz (-1650)
2. David Adeleye vs Danny Whitaker: Adeleye has a 3-0 record, and I think he maintains his one hundred percent finishing rate via third or fourth-round stoppage. Pick: David Adeleye (-7600)
3. Jack Catterall vs Abderrazak Houya: Catterall gets this one done via decision. Pick: Jack Catterall (-5000)
4. Jack Massey vs Mohammad Ali Bayat Farid: Massey fights in a cerebral fashion en route to a decision victory. Pick: Jack Massey (-1450)