Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce’s heavyweight battle has been rescheduled for October 24 at The O2 in London.
The undefeated British contenders were due to meet earlier this year but the fight was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
They are unbeaten in a combined 24 pro fights with 22 knockouts.
Joyce, the Olympic silver medallist, previously told Sky Sports: “In terms of the psychological game, I think it’s to my advantage. My mindset and experience will carry me through.
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“It might start off a slug fest. We’ll both be fired up having had to wait, but after I warm up, I’ll start to get my boxing going and I’ll raise my level. I’ll be a level above (Dubois).”
Dubois previously told Sky Sports: “I’m watching video (of Joyce.) The way it’s worked out, I’ve got extra time to prepare. It’s about using it constructively. I look at what I’m up against, and then I develop my tactics and game plan.
“I’ve always been confident. I just believe in myself and I’m confident for this fight.
