Usyk's First Words After Victory Over Dubois in the Rematch.

Oleksandr Usyk achieved victory over Daniel Dubois by knockout in the fifth round at Wembley Stadium in London and became a three-Time undisputed heavyweight champion. After the fight, the Ukrainian shared his plans for the future.

When asked about his age, Usyk said that at 38 years old, he considers himself young and that this is just the beginning, not retirement. He thanked Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, his team, and the fans at Wembley.

Usyk noted that the fight with Dubois was easier than the previous one with him in 2023, where he also won by knockout, but in the ninth round. He also dedicated the victory to the people in Ukraine, especially the military.

Usyk also announced that after the rematch with Dubois, he plans to rest for two to three months with his wife and children, and then make decisions about the future.

Regarding potential opponents, Usyk mentioned Derek Chisora, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, and Joseph Parker, but left the decision for the future.

'I want to thank all of Ukraine, all the guys who are currently defending our country. Yesterday and today, I received a tremendous number of messages from different units that are defending my country on the front line. Guys, glory to Ukraine, you are incredible! You allow me to be here now,' Usyk noted.

Earlier, the price for broadcasting the Usyk - Dubois fight for Ukrainians was determined. The Ukrainian heavyweight Vladyslav Sirenko also lost in a boxing show as part of Usyk-Dubois. Usyk's training partner Daniel Lapin also achieved a tough victory. After a successful victory over Daniel Dubois, Oleksandr Usyk shared his plans for the future, mentioning potential opponents and highlighting the great support from the Ukrainian military.