Oleksandr Usyk's Plans
Oleksandr Usyk, world heavyweight boxing champion, has announced his plans to end his career, stating that he intends to hold two or three more fights. Among Usyk's potential opponents is the famous boxer Deontay Wilder. Usyk noted:
'I think there will be two or three more fights' - Oleksandr Usyk.
This confirms his intention to continue competing in the professional ring.
Recent Achievements and Record
Oleksandr Usyk's last fight took place in May 2025, when he faced Daniel Dubois. In that fight, Usyk secured the title of undisputed world champion, but later he decided to relinquish the WBO title, leading to the loss of his undisputed championship status. The World Boxing Organization received an official inquiry from Usyk's team regarding his future WBO heavyweight championship title.
As of now, Oleksandr Usyk's record stands at 24 wins without a loss, with 15 of those fights ending in knockout. His plans to end his career have sparked interest in the sports community, as a possible fight with Deontay Wilder promises to be a significant event in the boxing world.
Usyk, as one of the most successful boxers of modern times, leaves a significant mark on global sports. His decision to retire is driven by the desire to conclude on a high note, following planned fights with strong opponents like Wilder. These bouts could be important not only for his personal career but also for promoting boxing in Ukraine and beyond.