Queenberry chief Frank Warren says Tyson Fury will not make a boxing comeback this year but he wants to fight Oleksandr Usyk again.

Oleksandr Usyk has never tasted defeat as a professional, but there’s two former British world champions who are convinced they would have beaten the

ESPN goes behind the scenes in camp with Oleksandr Usyk ahead of his undisputed heavyweight title fight against Daniel Dubois on July 19.

Derek Chisora has spoken about Daniel Dubois's chances against Oleksandr Usyk just days ahead of their rematch.

Oleksandr Usyk is an undefeated and former two-time undisputed world champion, having held all four belts at cruiser and heavyweight. The Ukrainian has dismissed the challenge of Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois, who the Cat defeated two years ago, but the Brit is back for another crack at the Simferopol southpaw.

Undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk has dismissed Daniel Dubois's persistent cheating allegations as mere mind games ahead of their

Dubois and Usyk came face-to-face on Tuesday across the pond with “Dynamite” screaming unintelligibly at the Ukrainian “Cat.” This marks the second time Dubois tried to rattle the steely Usyk, coming up short both occasions.

While both men are world champions, Usyk is the only heavyweight fighter to hold the distinction of undisputed in two decades after defeating Tyson Fury in early 2024. The Ukrainian then vacated the IBF title to pursue a rematch with Fury, opening the door for Dubois to become the full champion of that organisation.