Usyk's got a lot to be proud of in his career. He's unified three belts in the heavyweight division and was the undisputed cruiserweight champion. In May 2024, he became the undisputed heavyweight champion, the first to do so since Lennox Lewis back in 1999. He's beaten some big names like Tony Bellew, Derek Chisora, and Anthony Joshua twice. He even took down Tyson Fury and Daniel Dubois in their first fight.
Dubois has been making waves too. He's now the IBF heavyweight champion and has knocked out some tough opponents recently. He put Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic, and Anthony Joshua to sleep. But his first fight with Usyk didn't go his way. He got stopped in nine rounds, though there was some controversy when the referee called one of Dubois' shots low when Usyk went down.
Now, these two are set to face off again at Wembley. If Usyk wins, he'll be a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion. That's a big deal.
Zhang, who's getting better after elbow surgery, shared his thoughts in an interview with iFL TV. He's looking to bounce back after losing to Agit Kabayel and get back to the top of the division.
"I used to be a fan of Usyk's style. I still am, but this time I'm favouring Dubois."
Zhang's got his own plans, but he's keeping an eye on this fight. The winner might have to face Joseph Parker next, as he's the WBO mandatory challenger.
It's shaping up to be an exciting rematch. Usyk's got the experience and skill, but Dubois has youth and power on his side. We'll have to wait and see who comes out on top at Wembley.