Oleksandr Usyk defended his unified heavyweight world titles against Tyson Fury in a close rematch in Saudi Arabia. This win confirms Usyk’s place as one of the best boxers of his time, following his earlier split-decision victory over Fury this year.
Fury started strong and had some good moments, but Usyk’s better boxing skills and constant pressure won the fight. The judges all scored it for Usyk (116-112), keeping his unbeaten record at 23 wins.
The fight was very competitive and strategic, showing the great skills of both men. Fury landed some hard punches, but Usyk worked harder, landing cleaner shots and throwing more punches.
Although he lost, Fury showed his toughness and ability to compete at the top level. Usyk praised Fury after the fight, but Fury left the ring without speaking. IBF champion Daniel Dubois has now asked for a fight with Usyk.
Fury entered the ring in a dramatic Santa Claus outfit, while Usyk arrived looking serious and focused. Both fighters showed great determination before and during the match.
Usyk’s sharp technique, precision, and constant pressure made the difference. Fury showed strength and toughness but could not stay in control and lost to Usyk’s better boxing.
This win confirms Usyk as one of the best heavyweight boxers of his time. Fury is still a strong competitor but remains second to Usyk in their rivalry.
