Tyson Fury Calls Trilogy Fight Against Oleksandr Usyk After Wembley Victory

Oleksandr Usyk solidified his position as the undisputed heavyweight champion by decisively defeating Daniel Dubois at Wembley, reclaiming the IBF title alongside his WBA (Super), WBO, and WBC belts, and extending his undefeated record to 24 fights. His dominance over top British heavyweights, including Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, has sparked debates about his status as not just a generational great but an all-time boxing legend. Despite announcing retirement, Tyson Fury has expressed his readiness for a trilogy fight with Usyk, asserting that he is the only man capable of defeating the Ukrainian champion. Usyk's mastery in neutralizing his opponents' power has earned him widespread admiration and a massive fan following, with some advocating that he should retire while at the peak of his career to preserve his glowing legacy. Meanwhile, younger contenders like Moses Itauma are emerging, possibly signaling a challenging future for Usyk should he continue fighting. Usyk himself remains undecided on his next opponent, hinting at potential bouts with Fury, Joshua, or Derek Chisora while expressing a desire for rest after his recent victory.