The new beginning: Daniel Dubois in a “new start” to become a heavy weight champion twice

Daniel Dubois published today, giving his reason to leave coach Don Charles after 18 months, saying he needs a “New Start” With his career. Dubois, 27, is now made up of Tony Sims.

The justification of “Fresh Start” by Dubois

Daniel claims that he is planning to push himself into a heavy weight champion twice and that he needs a new contribution from the coach’s perspective.

The ex-Campion of Heavy IBF, Dubois (22-3, 21 kos), lost its title in a defeat of the defeat against IBO, WBA, WBC and the WBO champion, Oleksandr Usyk, on resale on July 19 at the Wembley Stadium in London.

Fans have openly criticized Dubois for abandoning Charles, believing that he uses it as a scapegoat and that he has not assumed the responsibility of his defeat.

The story of coaching

The new Dubois coach, Tony Simms, is the fourth coach with whom Daniel has worked during his eight -year career. Their passes coaches:

• Don Charles
• Shane McGuigan
• Martin Bowers

Dubois’s decision to launch a small party before his resale with Usyk was second for social media fans. They felt that it was a foolish movement for him, treating the struggle as if it were a safe victory.

Lennox Lewis, a former heavyweight champion, was also known for many coaches. He was trained by Emanuel Steward, Pepe Correa and Harold Knight.

Restablishment of Dubois’s career

“I want to thank Don Charles for the hard work that he dedicated to me for the last 18 months. But now I feel that I need a new change, a new start for this next phase of my career where I am looking for a twice as a heavy champion in the world,” Daniel Dubois said in Dazn Boxing.

“I try to become two heavy champion in the world” 👑

Daniel Dubois thanks former coach Don Charles, while starting at the next stages of the race 🤝

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– Dazn Boxing (@daznboxing) August 19, 2025