Daniel Dubois is targeting a monumental showdown with Tyson Fury in 2027, calling it a potential "ground-breaking" event for his career. Dubois recently defended his WBO heavyweight championship by dominating Fabio Wardley in just two rounds during their rematch on Saturday.

Fury, who is set for an all-British super-fight against Anthony Joshua in December, could emerge victorious and claim the WBA 'super' title. This outcome would pave the way for a unification bout that Dubois eagerly anticipates.

Dubois expressed his ambition, stating:

Definitely. That'll be ground-breaking. That'll be the next level for me. Fury's the last one. I'm sure he would want it. Let's see how he does with AJ.

Having headlined major fights at Wembley Stadium against Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk, Dubois believes a match against Fury would attract significant attention and fill any stadium. He emphasized the importance of this potential clash, saying, "This is what boxing is. This is the highest level."

Reflecting on their past interactions, Dubois recalled sparring with Fury years ago, noting, "He was elusive" during that period when Fury was returning to boxing.

Despite falling short in his fight against Usyk for the undisputed championship, Dubois remains focused on collecting all heavyweight belts, asserting, "It would mean everything to have all those belts. No one can take that away from me."

Looking ahead, Dubois aims to fight again soon, targeting potential opponents like Agit Kabayel or Filip Hrgovic, both of whom hold significant titles. He stated, "Just anyone with a damn belt… Anyone who wants it."

With ambitions set high, Dubois is ready to make his mark in the heavyweight division.