After beating Tyson Fury for a second time last weekend Oleksandr Usyk is on top of the world and rightly so. Back now in Ukraine with his family, what Usyk has been able to do has been stellar to say the least. So much so many rate him as an all-time great not least Gareth […]

There is a lot of talk now that Usyk deserves a place as an all-time great in boxing but how would he have done against the Klitschkos? His fellow Ukraine countrymen and also considered all-time greats in boxing for most, also. Wladimir Klitschko’s jab in his prime was legendary and this is something Usyk would

It is illogical and makes no sense how many don’t have Usyk as an all-time great already after what he has achieved in the sport of boxing. Tyson Fury dethroned an all-time great at his peak in Vladimir Klitschko many years ago in his younger days on away soil too in Germany — when no

Contrary to some respected fighters and people in boxing calling for Fury to retire the truth could not be further. Tyson Fury lost a razor close fight against Usyk last Saturday in Saudi Arabia, some thought he won, others thought Usyk won. He showed in the fight gas tank, body shots, uppercuts, punch variation and

Before the rematch with Fury there was a lot of talk on what next for Ukraine’s Usyk but really the options are plentiful for him and they always were. Usyk is a great and the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. All roads lead to him. Before the fight he said he would go back

Usyk showed himself to be one of the all-time greats with beating Tyson Fury twice and did something that went a bit unnoticed after in the rematch. The sheer patience and calmness he showed when he was confronted in the ring. Literally straight after defending his titles with no time to think IBF heavyweight champion

The debate cannot be debated at this point if you look at boxing history and both fighters and previous champions. Yes, different eras have different fighters at the highest level. But Oleksandr Usyk’s beating Tyson Fury for a second time last weekend in Saudi Arabia cements his legacy in boxing history easily. Why? Fury many