Usyk on Dubois’s low-striking complaints: a glimpse into a problematic mind?

Oleksandr Usyk says he’s not bothered by Daniel Dubois, who complains about the no-call of the fifth knockdown, which he scored in his first fight at Wroclaw in Poland in 2023. Usyk (23-0, 14 Kos) sees it “The story of garbage” By Dubois (22-2, 21 Kos) “Dirty Punch“He determined that the referee was a proper low-stroke.

Next month, WBA, WBC and WBO heavyweight champions USYK and IBF champion DuBois will meet in the uncontroversial championship rematch, which will be held at Wembley Stadium in London on July 19th. The event will be displayed I live in Dazen The PPV is $59.99 in the US and £24.99 in the UK.

USYK is interesting about Dubois’ fixation

Usyk thinks it’s interesting that Dubois is still discussing this two years from now. Such behavior is alien to Olexandre, who remains in the present. How Dubois continues his harp on low blow episodes Thoughts get in the way. Fans have not bought the idea that he was taken away from his last victory. So he’s still wasting time complaining.

“It doesn’t annoy me. It’s garbage. It’s garbage,” Oleksandr usyk said. Ring Magazine About Daniel DuBois complaining about a no-call low blow in his first fight in 2023.

Dubois has been locked up in the past

As DuBois still anti-minating in the past, he shows that he is trapped in the past and unable to move like an older person. Everyone can know that it’s a low blow, and, strangely enough, Daniel can’t handle the event to see the big picture in two years. All he should do is think about what happened afterwards.

DuBois, 27, won his final three fights since winning his ninth TKO loss, defeating Anthony Joshua, Philip Fulgovic and Jarrel Miller. Usyk’s resume is even more impressive. Because he beat Tyson’s wrath twice, and he retired.