Usyk vs Dubois II:
Undisputed Heavyweight Title Fight

Boxing history is about to be made again, as the biggest fight of the year is coming to the capital On Saturday, July 19, Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois will collide for the second time—this time, on the grandest of stages: Wembley Stadium. The undisputed heavyweight championship of the world is on the line, and this is more than a rematch—it’s redemption, legacy, and supremacy all wrapped into one monumental night.

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For Usyk, victory at Wembley would seal his name in the pantheon of boxing greats. Already a former undisputed cruiserweight champion, Usyk made history by dethroning Tyson Fury in May 2024 to become the first four-belt era Undisputed Heavyweight Champion. But after vacating the IBF title, this bout gives him the chance to unify the division again—a feat that hasn’t been achieved twice in a career since Muhammad Ali’s time.

For Dubois, it’s the moment he’s been waiting for—a shot at revenge and glory in front of a home crowd. Many believe he was robbed in their first bout in Poland in 2023, where a controversial fifth-round body shot was ruled low. Dubois insists it was legal, and the memory of that ruling has fuelled his comeback. With huge wins over Anthony Joshua, Filip Hrgovic, and Jarrell Miller, the 27-year-old has blasted his way back into the title picture. Dubois has proved he belongs at the very top—and now he gets his chance at revenge, in his home city, under the Wembley lights.

Oleksandr Usyk is a rare breed—a master technician with footwork that belies his size and a boxing IQ that frustrates the most dangerous opponents. Known for his ability to outsmart and outwork giants, the Ukrainian southpaw dismantled Anthony Joshua twice and stunned the world with a split decision win over Tyson Fury. Quietly charismatic and fiercely patriotic, Usyk is a proud representative of Ukraine and a cerebral, calculated champion.

Dubois has evolved from raw prospect to world-level wrecking ball. After suffering his only two career defeats—including the controversial stoppage to Usyk—he rebuilt himself with a streak of knockout victories. His fifth-round destruction of Joshua at Wembley was his statement to the world. Now IBF champion, Dubois is not just coming to win. He’s coming to finish the job he believes the referee took from him in Poland.

Their first meeting was clouded in controversy. Dubois dropped Usyk with a borderline body shot in round five, but referee Luis Pabon ruled it low and allowed Usyk over four minutes to recover. Momentum shifted, and Usyk eventually stopped a disheartened Dubois in round nine.

Since then, both fighters have moved on—but not forgotten.

“This is the fight I wanted and demanded,” says Dubois. “Now I get my chance for revenge in front of my people at Wembley.”

“Thank you, Daniel, for looking after my IBF belt,” replied Usyk. “Now, I want it back.”

Promoted by Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren for Queensberry and Ready To Fight, and supported by Riyadh Season, this colossal battle marks the first-ever undisputed heavyweight world title fight to take place on British soil. Never before has a four-belt undisputed heavyweight championship been contested on UK soil. This historic bout—broadcast live on DAZN Worldwide—is a must-see for fight fans, and the ultimate opportunity for unforgettable boxing hospitality experiences.

If Usyk wins, he cements his legacy among the greatest of all time.

If Dubois pulls off the upset, he becomes the first British undisputed heavyweight champion of the four-belt era, joining Lennox Lewis in heavyweight immortality.

While the full undercard is yet to be revealed, this main event is already a blockbuster. Never before has boxing hospitality promised so much—an iconic stadium, a crowd of over 90,000 fans, and a fight of undisputed magnitude. Expect electric energy, global attention, and a night that will go down in boxing history.

This is more than a rematch—it’s a defining moment for the sport and an unmissable night for fans across the globe. Tickets are expected to sell out, and global viewership is set to break records.

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