OLEKSANDRUSYK found that Russian soldiers had destroyed his garden in Ukraine when he returned from abroad today.
On his Instagram account, the 35-year-old Ukrainian heavyweight boxer shared a series images showing the devastation.
The garden of Usyk has been destroyed
The champion heavyweight raised the Ukraine flag in front of his home
One photo shows his back yard almost destroyed with most of the grass ripped up by what appears to be tank tread marks.
Usyk didn't seem to be too bothered by the damage as he took a photo outside his house with the Ukraine flag next to him.
This victory comes only a few weeks after Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua to retain his WBA and WBO championship belts.
After a thriller in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia), the Ukrainian won.
He suggested after the fight that he would retire if he does not face Tyson Fury, WBC heavyweight champion.
Usyk stated: "I am certain that Tyson Fury has not yet retired. He wants to fight me, I am certain.
"I want him to fight me and if Tyson Fury is not fighting me, then I'm not fighting at any."
Fury has accepted the call, and the big fight is expected to take place in 2023.
Joshua will be taking on the Gypsy King in the Battle of Britain in December. A 60-40 purse split has been agreed.