2016 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist Tony Yoka (8-0, 7 KOs) returned Friday with a first round TKO over former world title challenger Johann Duhaupas (38-6, 25 KOs) at La Defense Arena in Nanterre, France. Yoka floored Duhaupas with a barrage of punches, then put him on the deck again with a furious barrage of punches to end it.
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Daniel Dubois vs Tony Yoka should be interesting. It is not a guarantee that Dubois will win that fight. I am very confident that Dubois will knock out Joe Joyce. I am not fully confident he can beat Yoka. However, I would make Dubois the favorite, regardless. This fight should take place in 2021.
Yeah would be a great fight. They will probably build that one for in a few years though
Yoka is right up there in the mix of these upcoming fighters.
Yeah I think Yoka may have gone under the radar because he is French. Quality prospect.
Yoka will be a top contender for sure, but don’t like his right hand happy style though, and has a tendency to aim to punch behind the head.
Definitelu sloppy right hand! But I think this proves all that Wilder hardest puncher ever BS can for sure be put to rest. Many of these guys that took wilder into deep water get smashed much easier by other guys.