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Joe Joyce's Rematch of Controversial Fight Eyed for Usyk vs Dubois Undercard
- Joe Joyce and Tony Yoka are considering a rematch for the July 19 undercard of Usyk vs Dubois at Wembley Stadium in London.
- Their rivalry stems from the 2016 Olympic super-heavyweight final, which Yoka won controversially by split decision despite Joyce landing more punches.
- Both fighters face career crossroads with Joyce holding a 16-4 record and recent losses, while Yoka recently ended a three-fight skid with a unanimous decision win over an unbeaten opponent.
- Joyce maintains that he dominated each round against his opponent, while Yoka believes he has many productive years left and expects to compete in major bouts.
- The rematch could offer both men a pivotal chance to reaffirm status after recent setbacks and capitalize on a high-profile crowd expected to be around 80,000.
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