Usyk's Big Win: A Rematch Triumph

In a thrilling boxing match, Ukrainian champ Oleksandr Usyk defended his heavyweight titles against Britain's Tyson Fury. Despite being smaller, Usyk used his speed and skill to outmaneuver the taller Fury. The fight was a back-and-forth battle, with Fury trying to control the ring and Usyk countering with quick combos. After 12 rounds, Usyk's movement and precision won the judges over unanimously. This victory keeps Usyk undefeated and as the champion. Usyk, 37, faced Fury, 36, who weighed 55 pounds more. Fury started strong, using his jab to dominate the center, but Usyk's agility kept him ahead. By the sixth round, Usyk landed some solid hits, making Fury slow down. Usyk's strategy of moving forward and finishing with his left hand worked well. The fight's tempo changed, with Usyk controlling the pace in the later rounds. In the post-fight interview, Usyk focused on his family's support, mentioning his sons' judo competitions. Meanwhile, Fury, known for his talkative nature, left the ring quietly after his second loss to Usyk. Usyk was also called out by British boxer Daniel Dubois for a rematch.