Caroline Dubois is sure of Terri Harper’s race, but she doesn’t underestimate Bo Mi Re Shin Challenge | Boxing news

Caroline Dubois is not ready to let a match against Terri Harper escape her and is sure to create an all-british showdown between the couple afterwards.

Dubois is promoted to face Bo Mi Re Shin in a defense of the lightweight WBC zone in Natasha Jonas’s Undercard and Lauren Price’s integration at Royal Albert Hall this Friday.

Harper is ready to defend the lightweight WBO title against Natalie Zimmermann at Doncaster this May, with Dubois questioning his opponent’s decision to overlook himself in favor of an “easy touches”.

Whenever it can be, wherever it may be, it is a Dubois race it intends to happen.

“Half of me understands why he did it. He had a career where he was in fierce battles and every time he has intensified Sandy Ryan, Alycia Baumgardner, Cecilia Braekhus who had truly fierce battles. Sports.

“He finally has the opportunity to take the belt back and wants to keep it as long as it is completely possible, to defend it and fight home to have at the moment where it is like” it fits me “.

“But on a personal level it is disappointing that it has taken this route, an easy touch against a girl who is not at our level.

“It’s frustrating. It’s not the way a world champion has to act and behave, but I take it and take it because they will get this race.”

Dubois was ruthless in the early years of her humanitarian career, traveling to a 10-0-1 record and has been upgraded to a complete women’s lightweight WBC champion after Katie Taylor left the band last December.

Harper is 15-2-2 having shared the ring with some of the biggest names in boxing and has welcomed himself a fight against Dubois this year.

“I think it’s going to happen,” Dubois continued. “I saw her do an interview where she said she would go down the Caroline Dubois route then I think she has on her head that she is the only race that makes sense.

“She’s definitely struggling Zimmermann. But she’s not going to pay much for it. He’s not going to get much respect for it.

“While you are struggling. It’s a great show. A great occasion, good money. It’s a good fight and it makes sense. It’s a question about where it happens right.”

For the time being, however, the 24-year-old is not ready to look beyond the unpredictable South Korean Challenger Shin, who reaches 18-2-3 after defeating Ntomboqala Tolashe through the unanimous decision in December.

“With how rough and cruel it is that I think it is going to be a learning experience for me. I have never struggled a fighter like the one who is so reckless and there is a risk for that,” Dubois said.

“They throw and don’t even know what they are throwing so that you have to prepare for your self.

“It is always harder to fight someone who does not have a refinement and conventional boxing capacity.

“It’s hard to fight someone who is so bad that he is really good, so we will see. I can think of many fighters in style where you think” What are you doing? “And they win and are successful and may be one.”

Dubois returns to the ring for the first time since he had to settle for a tie against Jessica Camara in January, when her Canadian opponent suffered a cut in her eye on a random collision of the heads.

It is reinforced for a rare case of an opponent who goes to the toe and negotiate with it, but does not expect any different results.

“I think he thinks he’s tough, but we’ll see how tough he is,” Dubois said.

“I don’t really focus on my opponents too much. It’s not really about them on this level. It’s for me and showing and it’s my best.

“If I can do this, to appear. Be sharp and smart I will hit holes in it.”

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