Heavyweight Boxing
London, UK - Oleksandr Usyk walked into Wembley Stadium on Saturday night as the reigning, lineal, and (to most) true heavyweight champion of the world.
He left no doubt.
With over 90,000 fans in attendance and millions watching worldwide, Usyk dismantled a dangerous and determined Daniel Dubois, scoring a crushing knockout in Round 5 to retain his claim to the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world.
This was no ordinary title defense. This was a rematch born from controversy, revision, and a shifting landscape in the division.
And he fought like it.
From the opening bell, Usyk controlled the geography of the ring. He beat Dubois to the jab. He spun out of corners. He jabbed to the body. He made Dubois miss — and made him look tight, reactive, and off balance.
Dubois tried to press. He looked strong. But he couldn’t find Usyk, and he couldn’t stop him from dictating the rhythm.
By Round 3, Usyk was starting to score. By Round 4, Dubois looked drained from chasing shadows.
Then, in Round 5 — the tempo shifted.
Usyk stepped in, planted, and let go.
A clean left hand landed flush. Dubois rocked.
A thudding right sent him down.
He rose. But the storm was already coming.
Seconds later, another shot put Dubois down for good.
The referee didn’t count. It was over.
Oleksandr Usyk def. Daniel Dubois by KO – Round 5
Usyk retains the WBA, WBC, WBO, and Ring heavyweight titles
IBF status unresolved — but undisputed, again, in every way that matters
Oleksandr Usyk didn’t just win. He didn’t just knock someone out.
He showed what it means to be a master of your craft.
In an era of belts and branding, Usyk brings clarity — and power — with his fists.
Tonight, he reminded the world that boxing is still about excellence, and that the heavyweight crown — the real one — still sits with the man who earns it.
Usyk earned it. Again. Definitively.