Usyk's technical ability was on full display as he sidestepped everything thrown his way with deceptive ease and connected repeatedly with his jab, putting on a masterclass in counter-punching.

It is little wonder that Oleksandr Usyk now calls England his second home. The brilliant undisputed heavyweight champion has not boxed anyone from outside these shores since before the Covid-19 pandemic and,

BBC Sport looks at where Oleksandr Usyk ranks among the all-time heavyweight greats and who in the current generation could beat him.

Oleksandr Usyk floored Briton Daniel Dubois in the fifth round of a thrilling contest at Wembley Stadium on Saturday to once again become the undisputed heavyweight boxing world champion. The win saw Usyk reclaim the IBF belt he vacated last year,

Ukrainian coal miner Andrii’s face lit up when he talked about meeting Oleksandr Usyk. “Wow!” the 36-year-old says in English. Andrii and more than a dozen other war veterans were on hand when Usyk beat Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night to become the undisputed world heavyweight champion.

Usyk and Dubois will run it again on Saturday, this time for the undisputed heavyweight championship, at London's Wembley Stadium (DAZN PPV, 2 p.m. ET). Usyk won the first fight in 2023 by ninth-round KO.