Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk’s recent victory over Tyson Fury at the Riyadh Season solidifies his position as the top fighter of today and one of the greatest heavyweights in recent history.
The unanimous decision in favor of Usyk with scorecards of 116-112 by all three judges showcased his boxing prowess as he defeated Fury for the second time to retain the WBA super champion belt, as well as the WBO and WBC titles.
Despite being at a weight disadvantage compared to his opponent (226 pounds versus 281 at the weigh-in), Usyk bravely faced Fury, taking calculated risks and utilizing his skills to overcome the challenger’s physical advantages.
The fight was a highlight of the Riyadh Season and entertained millions of fans worldwide through the DAZN platform.
Usyk’s transition from dominating the cruiserweight division to conquering the heavyweight division has sparked discussions about his legacy and solidifies his current status as the best in the world, eagerly awaiting his next challenges.
With a record of 23 wins, no losses, and 14 knockouts, Usyk’s achievements stand out against Fury’s record of 34 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw, and 24 knockouts.
