In this engaging breakdown, Paulie delves deep into the much-anticipated heavyweight match featuring Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk. Discover why Fury's size gives him a potential edge while exploring Usyk's completeness as a fighter.

Oleksandr Usyk's advisor, Sergey Lapin, has revealed that the Ukrainian is expected back in the ring in the first half of 2026 to defend his

Lapin also commented on speculation linking Usyk to rising British contender Moses Itauma, who scored a first-round knockout against Dillian Whyte in August. Judging by Lapin’s message, Fury and his fans can forget about a trilogy, as it offers nothing new for Usyk after he came out victorious twice in their two 2024 bouts.

Oleksandr Usyk recently said that he will fight for around three more years.

Usyk has not only done the double over Dubois; he also holds two decision wins against Anthony Joshua and two against Tyson Fury. Yet some fans are keen to see him take on another

Oleksandr Usyk’s heavyweight debut continues to be a work in progress. "That fight’s not done yet. We were looking at it but he signed with Joe DeGuardia," promoter Eddie Hearn dismissively told ifl tv on Tuesday. “I’m not sure that fight is going to take place.” Usyk (16-0, 12KOs) has not fought since an 8th round knockout win over Tony Bellew last November in Manchester, England. The bout capped a Fighter of the Year campaign where the 32-year old scored three road wins, twice in title unification bouts. buy tha boxing voice T-SHIRT here please SUPPORT!!! SUBSCRIBE, share & like Please check out our facebook page and hit the like button. google plus Web Site Radio show: Twitter: @Thaboxingvoice Audio only Podcast subscribe here #RuizJoshua2 #OleksandrUsyk #CarlosTakam