Daniel Dubois is a British professional heavyweight boxer from Greenwich, London, who fights under the nickname “Dynamite” and is known for exceptional knockout power and a fast rise through the division[2][5]. Born 6 September 1997, he was a successful amateur—multiple national youth champion—before turning professional in April 2017 and compiling a record notable for a high KO percentage[2][6]. Early in his pro career Dubois captured domestic honours, winning the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles, and later progressed to world-level belts at the regional and global levels[1][2]. Dubois has been a headline figure in the heavyweight scene for several years, recording signature wins that include stoppages of high-profile opponents such as Filip Hrgović and Anthony Joshua, and rebounding from setbacks with decisive victories that reinforced his status among the top heavyweights[3][1]. He held the WBA heavyweight title (interim/full variations) and was later the IBF heavyweight champion in the period covered by promotional profiles[1][3]. His style is orthodox, standing about 6 ft 5 in with a long reach, and his professional ledger listed a heavy proportion of knockouts—reflecting his reputation as a power puncher[5][6]. Recent years have kept Dubois prominent: he has been involved in major stadium cards in the UK, headlined by his September 2024 IBF title win over Joshua and a later high-profile encounter with Oleksandr Usyk in 2025 that attracted wide attention within the division[1][3]. Promoters and media have framed Dubois as one of Britain’s leading heavyweights and a central figure in contemporary heavyweight narratives because of his age, punching ability, and succession of high-profile bouts[3][1]. Records and rankings change with each fight; for the most current official record and ranking consult boxing databases and sanctioning bodies.