Boxing promoter Frank Warren has rejected the notion that Daniel Dubois’s apparent annoyance during pre-fight press conferences signifies a lack of mental fortitude. Speaking about the “Don’t Blink” press circuit, Warren encouraged supporters to evaluate the 27-year-old’s capabilities based on his career achievements, not his demeanor in front of the cameras.
“There’s been considerable discussion about him walking out of interviews this week. I found it perhaps a touch awkward,” Warren commented to Secondsout. “It appears individuals are somewhat ridiculing Daniel, rather than celebrating him for his true prowess as a combatant.
“He maintains a calm and composed disposition, yet he dislikes these interactions. He holds no interest in them. Everyone possesses unique traits. Introverts, extroverts, they all exhibit distinct behaviors and qualities. He’s secured a world championship, and just examine his fight record. There hasn’t been a single straightforward opponent on it. He simply desires to live his life without much fanfare.”
Wardley is set to defend his WBO heavyweight championship against Dubois this Saturday evening in Manchester, in what is anticipated to be one of the premier British heavyweight contests of the current year. According to Queensberry Promotions, Dubois boasts a formidable 95.4% knockout percentage, a figure Warren firmly believes carries more significance than any perceived awkwardness during his media engagements.
Last Updated on 2026/05/08 at 12:56 AM
