Oleksandr Usyk Becomes Two-Time Undisputed Heavyweight Champion With Knockout Over Daniel Dubois

Oleksandr Usyk solidified his legacy as one of boxing's all-time greats by decisively knocking out Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium to reclaim the undisputed heavyweight championship for the second time, and third overall as a three-time undisputed champion across cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions. Usyk, who credits his Christian faith for his personal and professional growth, demonstrated his mastery with a precise and powerful fifth-round knockout, impressing fans and experts alike and prompting comparisons to legendary heavyweights. Despite some critics labeling the current heavyweight era as weaker, promoters and analysts hail Usyk as a 'once in a generation' fighter with the skills and mental strength to dominate across weight classes and generations. At 38, he continues to outmatch younger and bigger opponents, showing exceptional footwork, strategy, and heart. Following his victory, Usyk mentioned potential future bouts, including a possible third fight against Tyson Fury and other top heavyweights, underscoring his ongoing ambition. His undefeated record now stands at 24-0, further cementing his place in boxing history.