Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois are separated by just 4lbs ahead of their heavyweight fight.

Joshua and Dubois stepped on the scales ahead of their monumental IBF heavyweight world title clash at Wembley Stadium tomorrow night.

Both fighters looked in top condition in Trafalgar SquareMatchroom Boxing

Dubois was first on to the scales weighing in at 248.4lbs, heavier than his last three fights against the likes of Usyk and Hrgovic.

Meanwhile Joshua came in at 252.3lbs, the same weight as he came in during his recent win over Francis Ngannou.

It provides a difference of just 4lbs for the pair on the scales, in an evenly matched contest.

It was an incredible spectacle as fans bundled into the iconic landmark Trafalgar Square in London to watch the fighters the day before the big night.

There were swathes of fans cheering on Joshua who appears to be the crowds pick, which is no surprise given his stardom on British shores.

A booming rendition of Sweet Caroline got the fans on their feet as the fired up pair squared off.

It is a huge night of action with stakes extremely high as Joshua looks to join the sport’s greats by becoming a three-time heavyweight world champion.

Dubois was handed his belt after beating Filip Hrgovic and will be looking to hijack Joshua’s plan to fight the winner of Oleksandr Usyk’s rematch with Tyson Fury.

The pair can barely be separated by the boxing world, although Joshua is considered a favourite given his experience and recent form under Ben Davison.

Joshua said regarding the clash: “What a blessing to be back. To be able to perform and prove to myself that I have listened to the instructions from training camp.

Joshua tipped the scales slightly heavier than DuboisMatchroom Boxing

Dubois came in 3lbs heavier than his last outingMatchroom Boxing

“I am in supreme condition mentally and physically, I have been watching old fights and am ready to rumble.

“We will find out what he can bring, I’m not Daniel.

“I showed Daniel the respect he deserves and that will put me in good stead on Saturday.

“I am tough, so is he. May the best man win. I wanted to bring the heavyweight division back to life in the UK, and it happened so well done.

“It wasn’t disrespectful [the exchange], he repeated that he ‘wanted to go’ and that was that, don’t you think Daniel?”

Dubois continued: “Everything has gone well, I’m ready for training camp, let’s go.

“It’s a resurrection story in my career, I’m on a roll right now and I want to create a name for myself and make history.

“I’ve always known I can compete, I’m just ready to go right now.

“I need to retain the title and legitimise myself by winning this fight. I’ll beat him by any means necessary.”

A bumper undercard will feature some huge names including Josh Warrington, Joshua Buatsi and Hamzah Sheeraz.

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