DANIEL DUBOIS says he will knock Dillian Whyte out after he gets past Joe Joyce as he insists he is coming for all the big names.
Dynamite, 22, faces Erik Pfeifer next on Saturday before he is due to go one-on-one with Brit rival Joyce in October.
Now he is gunning for a fight with Whyte as his promoter Frank Warren put out a proposal to Eddie Hearn to match them up.
Dubois told iFL TV: “Down the line Dillian Whyte will be a great fight and all the rest of them, once I break through after Joe [Joyce] it has to be these guys, I can’t go backwards.”
When quizzed on whether he could inflict a KO on White, he continued: “Yeah, I do believe I’ll knock anyone out, if I hit him.
“I need to land first obviously, but I believe I have the power to knockout anyone.”
And on his future, Dubois said: “It’s a dream, a goal I must chase and go after with everything I’ve got and finish what we’ve started from day one I’ve been going for the world title and since I’ve been a kid this has been my dream.”
Whyte is next in action against Alexander Povetkin seven days after he climbs into the ring.
And Dubois believes his potential future opponent will have too much for the Russian.
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He added: “I think Dillian should have too much youth and determination.
“I know Povetkin is a tough talented Olympian, good amateur level fighter and he’s a warrior, so it’s going to be a good clash.
“They’ve both got good left hooks so it should be interesting.”
