Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois rematch tonight at Wembley Stadium. The winner will walk away as the undisputed heavyweight champion, which Usyk can now become

Andrii, who lives about 70 kilometers (44 miles) from the front line in eastern Ukraine, had served two years in combat and described his injuries — a concussion and taking shrapnel in his right leg from an exploding land mine — as “minor.” Like so many other Ukrainians, he’s lost friends and loved ones.

The Wembley Stadium showdown will be broadcast live on DAZN PPV and pit a pound-for-pound great in Usyk, who last year had back-to-back wins against Tyson Fury , against a Dubois who is at the peak of his boxing powers.

Tyson Fury found himself puzzled by Oleksandr Usyk's cryptic "don't be afraid" comment as the pair prepared for their eagerly awaited rematch in December. Usyk, who made boxing history by becoming the first fighter to defeat Fury professionally with a split-decision victory last May, beat him once again just before Christmas.

Hay muchas razones por las que Oleksandr Usyk debería vencer a Daniel Dubois y salir del estadio Wembley como el campeón mundial indiscutido de peso