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Oleksandr Usyk defeated Anthony Joshua by unanimous decision to be crowned the new unified world heavyweight champion.
The Ukrainian boxer became the new heavyweight champion after all the three judges scored him 117-112, 116-112, 115-113 over Joshua.
Joshua was left shocked by Usyk in front of 67,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night.
Joshua was defending his WBA, IBF, and WBO titles for the second time since recovering them back from Andy Ruiz Jr two years ago.
The first disappointment was handed by Ruiz Jr in 2019 at the Madison Square Garden in New York.
But in the thrilling encounter, Usyk outclassed Joshua, who was badly hurt in the third round but was forced to cling on in the closing seconds of the fight.
Though Joshua, whose right eye appeared to have swollen up, was gutsy, his effort was not enough to help him retain the three titles.
“I had no objective to knock him out because my trainer, in my corner, pushed me not to do that,” Usyk told Sky Sports.
“In the beginning I hit him hard and tried to knock him out. But then my trainer said: ‘Just stop, and do your job’.”
The Nigerian-born British boxer is, however, lucky to have a rematch clause as part of the fight contract in the eventuality that Usyk came out victorious.
Usyk is now undefeated in 19 fights. He was undisputed at cruiserweight and is only missing Tyson Fury’s WBC belt to match that accomplishment at heavyweight.
Tagged as: Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk, Heavyweight Titles.
Online Radio September 26, 2021
Iceland on Sunday became the first country in Europe to have more women than men in parliament, a day after a general election that left the future of the left-right […]
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