Daniel Dubois has defended his decision to confront Oleksandr Usyk in the ring following his win over Tyson Fury and has hit back at critics who labelled him 'embarrassing'

Daniel Dubois sat ringside as Oleksandr Usyk outpointed Tyson Fury for the second time in less than a year on Saturday in Riyadh. In a highly-entertaining 12-round affair, Usyk earned a unanimous decision win to move to 2-0 over the all-time great Fury.

By: Sean Crose IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois deserves a second chance at WBO, WBC, and WBA heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. While Usyk ended

Billy Nelson has long sung the praises of Martin Bakole, and now he’s insisting that the current world heavyweight champions want no part of his

Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk, who holds the WBA, WBO, WBC and IBO heavyweight titles, was named the best boxer of 2024 in any weight category by the World Boxing Council. Source: WBC on Instagram Details: The organisation justified its decision because Oleksandr Usyk,

G rowing up in rural Ukraine, the son of a pair of converted farm workers, Oleksandr Usyk believed he was special. He shared in the family farm chores, milking cows, tending crops

Daniel Dubois has finally spoken out on his confrontation with Oleksandr Usyk after the Ukrainian's win over Tyson Fury last month.

A timeline for when Oleksandr Usyk will next defend his unified world heavyweight titles has been revealed by his manager - and he's set for a significant absence. Daniel Dubois stormed the ring just moments after the Ukrainian defeated Tyson Fury last month to demand a rematch with Usyk,