Oleksandr Usyk, a fighter from Ukraine, has just made history by defeating Tyson Fury of the United Kingdom in a split decision. This victory makes Usyk the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 25 years. The fight was long and intense, with both fighters putting on impressive displays. In the end, it was Usyk who emerged victorious.
The fight began with Fury dominating the early rounds. However, Usyk gradually took control and eventually won the title. Fury was saved by the bell in the ninth round before suffering his first career defeat. Despite this setback, Fury remains a formidable opponent and is sure to be back in the ring soon.
Usyk’s victory positions him as one of the best fighters of this era, and many are already calling for a rematch against Fury in October. If this happens, it will be an exciting match that fans will not want to miss.
In another title fight, Jai Opetaia from Australia won the IBF cruiserweight title while Anthony Cacace from Ireland secured a TKO win to retain his IBO super-featherweight title and claim the IBF belt. Both fighters put on impressive displays and proved their worth as champions.
Overall, this has been an exciting night for boxing fans around the world as two new champions have been crowned in different weight classes. It’s clear that these fighters are some of the best in their respective divisions and we can’t wait to see what they do next.
The last undisputed heavyweight champion was Lennox Lewis from UK who achieved this feat in 1999. Usyk’s dominance in early rounds set tone for match with Fury making comeback in fourth round but overall Usyk outperformed Fury with power and precision throughout match.
After claiming victory Usyk acknowledged significance of moment for himself family country he expressed gratitude for opportunity hinted at rematch with Fury later on
