Dubois parted ways with her long-time trainer Shane McGuigan in July and enlisted the help of Robles for her Ring, WBO and WBC title defense against Amelia Moore in Birmingham on August 29.

Robles helped steer the 25-year-old to a lopsided points win, which included a fifth-round knockdown at bp Pulse LIVE, on the MVP show topped by Chantelle Cameron’s victory over Mikaela Mayer.

However, Dubois (14-0-1, 5 KOs) has now told The Ring that she has not decided who to work with moving forward.

When asked if it would be Robles in her corner from now on, she said: “It's hard for me to say right now.

“I really enjoyed the camp with Manny and I don't know what’s next. I'm very free falling right now, just enjoying the vibe, just enjoying everything.

“I'm not sure exactly how it's going to look and what I'm going to do going forward. But, you know, there is no rush.”

The victory over Moore was the first professional fight Dubois had ever had without McGuigan in her corner. And, although she won comfortably, the southpaw admitted she underestimated how drastic the change would feel in the ring.

She said: “People always talk about changing a coach being a big thing, and the new training camp and all that stuff. I kind of always dismissed them and said it's not that big of a deal, but it was.

“It wasn't a bad deal, but it was different. It's hard to explain unless you're there day in, day out. You can't really see and you won't see the difference unless you're there day in, day out.

“Having Manny in the corner was definitely different. But like I said, I felt very comfortable in the fight and that helped.”

Ahead of her April victory over Terri Harper, which proved to be her final fight with McGuigan, Dubois had spent time without him in Kay Koroma’s Knuckleheads Boxing Gym in Las Vegas.

Then, ahead of her victory over Moore, Dubois did the majority of her preparation in the States once again, this time in California.

When asked whether she still plans on doing her camps in America, regardless of her coach, Dubois said: “I'm 25 and I haven't got any kids so whether I decide to move and live in America for a little period of time, maybe for the rest of my career, I don't know.

“If I decide to go and do 8-10 week camps out there before a fight, we can do that. That's what I did for this camp; I just booked an Airbnb and stayed out there.

“Or maybe I will I split the camp and do a bit out here, do a bit out there. I’ve got time to decide, there's no rush. I can take my time.”