So far, this news has not been confirmed by anyone from the team of the Ukrainian champion, although the BBC reports that Usyk will indeed resume training soon, but he will train not in Poland, but in another country.
It is worth noting that Kopinger's yesterday's information about Usyka's departure from Ukraine was severely criticized by the champion's manager Egis Klimas, who, however, did not directly refute its content.
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