Ukrainian heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk was detained at Krakow airport but was soon released, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressing outrage over the incident. Usyk described the situation as a 'misunderstanding' and thanked those concerned for their support, while also commending Polish law enforcement for their professionalism. The reasons for his detention remain unclear, although reports suggest he may have exceeded the speed limit while rushing to catch a flight. Zelenskyy ordered Ukrainian officials to investigate the circumstances surrounding Usyk's detention, labeling it 'disproportionate and unacceptable'. Usyk, who recently solidified his status as an undisputed champion by defeating Tyson Fury, has been a symbol of national pride and support for Ukraine during the ongoing conflict. His wife confirmed he was unharmed, noting there was 'nothing criminal' about the incident.