
Exciting Updates from Usyk vs Dubois Heavyweight Title Fight
Oleksandr Usyk defeated Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night, knocking out the Briton in the fifth round to become a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion. Usyk, known as one of the finest boxers of his generation, secured the victory, two years after defeating Dubois via TKO in Poland.
The win kept the 38-year-old Ukrainian unbeaten and restored his undisputed status as the top heavyweight boxer. Usyk had previously outpointed Tyson Fury in May to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 24 years but later vacated the IBF title. Dubois was then promoted from interim IBF champion to regular champion. In a rematch with Fury in December, Usyk won on points to retain his other titles. On Saturday, Usyk regained the IBF title, becoming a three-time undisputed champion overall, having previously held all major belts at cruiserweight.
The fight between Usyk and Dubois was intense and ended abruptly with Usyk's victory. Usyk's performance at Wembley Stadium was dominant, leaving Dubois with little opportunity to retaliate. Dubois's team acknowledged Usyk's skill and experience, recognizing him as a "generational great." Dubois expressed gratitude to his supporters and acknowledged Usyk's superiority in the match. Promoter Frank Warren praised Usyk as a fabulous champion and confirmed that Joseph Parker would be Usyk's next opponent in a mandatory defense for the WBO title.
Usyk, after his victory, mentioned the possibility of facing Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, and Joseph Parker in the future. He expressed his desire to rest for a few months and spend time with his family. Usyk thanked his team, the crowd, and Jesus Christ for his success in the fight. Despite his age, Usyk hinted at continuing his boxing career, much to the delight of the audience.
The match result was confirmed by Michael Buffer, with Oleksandr Usyk defeating Daniel Dubois via fifth-round knockout with a left hook at 1:52. Usyk's performance was praised as outstanding, solidifying his reputation as one of the greatest fighters of all time.