Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk is once again the undisputed world heavyweight champion. In the fight held at Wembley in London, he defeated Briton Daniel Dubois by KO in the fifth round. Usyk knocked down his rival twice in this round, the second time he could not get up and the referee stopped the challenge. This is the 24th career success for Usyk, undefeated in his career, holding all the titles in this weight.

A fight that was dominated by Usyk, who had a slight lead in all rounds, defending well and delivering strong blows. Dubois was unable to compete, losing even earlier than in the first fight. Usyk now holds all the heavyweight titles, the WBC, WBO and WBA titles he had, taking the IBF title from Dubois. The Briton suffered the third defeat in his career (he also has 22 wins) and two of them came against the Ukrainian.

Dubois was far from what was expected and the revenge he intended failed (he also lost their first challenge, two years ago). Usyk was in exceptional form, showing good technique and great punching power.

It seems that the tactics used by Usyk were effective, defending himself well and the punches he gave the Briton weakened the latter a lot. His many supporters in the stadium, who enjoyed this triumph, confirming once again that Usyk is the best.