Oleksandr Usyk to Retire After Two More Fights

Champion's Retirement Plans

Oleksandr Usyk, the world champion who defeated Tyson Fury for the second time in December, has announced that he will retire after just two more fights. He aims to hang up his gloves after his next two bouts.

Upcoming Fight

Usyk is set to fight the winner of Daniel Dubois vs Joseph Parker. This fight comes after his initial win over Fury, making him the first undisputed heavyweight world champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999.

Determination to Be Undisputed

Usyk expressed his desire to once again become undisputed, stating that achieving this would be his penultimate bout. He remains focused on his goal, regardless of who his opponents may be.

Rematch on the Horizon

A potential rematch with Daniel Dubois is in the cards, following their bout in 2023 where Usyk emerged victorious. Dubois is eager for a second chance, ready to face Usyk once again and showcase his improvement.

Usyk on Tyson Fury's Retirement

Usyk also shared his thoughts on Tyson Fury's recent retirement announcement, suggesting that Fury may eventually return to the ring due to the addictive nature of boxing. He highlighted the dedication required for the sport and his own training routine.