Oleksandr Usyk 's achievements will be etched into the history of boxing long after his time. The Ukrainian has fought and beaten the upper echelon in both the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions, becoming the unified champion in both weight classes.

Daniel Dubois will defend his IBF heavyweight world title against Joseph Parker Feb. 22 in Saudi Arabia. The winner of that fight is the first part of Usyk’s retirement plan. The second part involves UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira.

Oleksandr Usyk's suggestion that he could round out his career with a crossover fight with UFC champ Alex Pereira sailed over the head of his interviewer.

Usyk wants his retirement fight to be against the UFC light heavyweight champion In a simulation, the fight is absolutely brutal & does not last long

Between those results, the Ukrainian vacated the IBF title, meaning interim champion Dubois was elevated to official title holder. Dubois retained the belt by knocking out Anthony Joshua in September, and he defends the gold against Parker on 22 February.

Oleksandr Usyk has spent years dominating the boxing world, and now, he’s looking ahead to his final fights before hanging up the gloves. While his immediate focus remains on regaining the IBF title,

UFC light-heavyweight champion Alex Pereira has confirmed he is open to boxing Oleksandr Usyk in a 'show fight' as the Ukrainian eyes two more bouts before retiring