Oleksandr Usyk Retains Heavyweight Titles After Daniel Dubois Rematch at London Wembley

Oleksandr Usyk continues to solidify his legacy as a dominant heavyweight, recently achieving a quick fifth-round knockout victory over Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium, marking him as the first two-time undisputed heavyweight champion in the four-belt era. Despite Dubois being the home fighter and making bold pre-fight claims, the majority of bettors favored Usyk, though very few predicted the exact manner and round of his knockout win. Dubois has faced repeated criticism for perceived lack of toughness in high-profile fights, including his recent loss to Usyk and a previous stoppage against Joe Joyce, with some, like Derek Chisora, openly calling him a quitter. This criticism has sparked the idea of a potential fight between Chisora and Dubois, which promoters believe would be a compelling matchup. Meanwhile, Usyk is contemplating his future in boxing, with talk of a potential trilogy fight against Tyson Fury following Fury's recent announcement of a comeback. Usyk remains focused on his current fights but acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding Fury's intentions and his own career trajectory.