“We’re going to see a sad end” – Oleksandr Usyk warned of serious consequences if he keeps fighting

If there were persistent doubts, Oleksandr Usyk’s devastating left hook have completely deleted them. Last week, in a Masterclass of Ring Dominance, the Ukrainian boxing genius dismantled Daniel DuboisFinishing the heavy Brit with a brutal left hook in the fifth round and crushed his hope for redemption. Until now, comparisons with the help of Usyk have often been whispered. But after his emphatic victory at Wembley, the story has shifted, because many now openly regard the Ukrainian Southpaw as a great size. So what’s for him?

Only two days ago, the official WBO account announced that negotiations between Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker were instructed to meet the compulsory requirement of the defense. Both parties have 30 days after the issue of this directive to complete an agreement. If they do not do this, the committee will continue with a wallet bid under WBO regulations for world championship competitions, with the minimum offer for the heavyweight division at $ 1,000,000. However, some believe that Oleksandr usyk would be wiser to retire instead of accepting this fight. Why now?

The story of Oleksandr Usyk should end with triumph, no regret

Yesterday, Bokscene went to X and posted, “Is it more logical for Oleksandr usyk to walk away from boxing at the top? @Garciaboxing.” In the video, the 50-year-old boxing trainer Robert Garcia, who was called Trainer of the Year Through the Ring in 2011 and by the Boxing Writers Association of America in 2012, he shared his insights and explained why he believes that the undisputed heavyweight champion should retire at 38.

“I would like to see that he is retiring as he is now, on top of the world,” Garcia explained. ‘Because if he goes in there, as I said, I think he’s no problem [Joseph] Parker. But it is still becoming difficult. It is still becoming difficult. His body has taken a lot. He is 38. If he keeps fighting, we will eventually see him against a young lion, completely dominate him because of his age, because his body has already experienced so much wear. We are going to see a sad end, and that is what we will remember. “

Garcia added further, “I would like to remember him as the greatest of all time, because he shows that he is one of the greatest of all times. I would like to retire now and just stop it, to be remembered as one of the biggest.” Recognizing that a lot of money can be earned when the 24-0 boxer fights again, Garcia admitted that such opportunities are “Seductive.” However, he warned, “Sooner or later his body will not respond. His body will get tired, and we may see a sad end. And I would hate to see that with Usyk.” Robert Garcia is convinced that Oleksandr Usyk should no longer fight. Moreover, even if USYK decides to continue, it seems unlikely that his next game will take place during the Riyadh season. Why like that?

Turki Alshikh keeps approval back on the future fight of Usyk

After the WBO notification, the Ring Magazine shared an Instagram message stating: “Riyadh season and Sela are not interested in a fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker, learned the ring.” No further explanation has been given, but Turki Alshikh itself has re -placed the update on X, so that a wave of recoil was activated from fans who were clearly not satisfied with the decision. So, in what fight is Turki Alalshikh interested instead?

It is interesting that after conquering the Cruiserweight Division exclusively on foreign soil, Oleksandr usykThe potential matchup of the Ring against the prospect of the Ring of the Year, Moses Itauma, is reportedly about the radar of the Alshikh. The 12-0 young star, which had barely completed high school when Oleksandr won Usyk and defended uniform heavyweight titles against two-time champion Anthony JoshuaHas risen quickly to familiarity. His line of dominant victories in the peak of Reel has led many to believe that it is time for the 20-year sensation to be tested against competition at elite level.

But when the ring reached with Frank Warren about the potential collision between Oleksandr Usyk and Moses Itauma, Warren reminded them that the WBO is the following to maintain his mandatory challenger, Joseph Parker, his hunter. Warren repeated this attitude during the press conference after the fight, making it clear that a Parker-title shot is the fight that he wants for Usyk. With Turki Alshikh, however, is not willing to pursue that matchup under the banner of the Riyadh season, fans have expressed their disappointment. So, all taken together, do you think Oleksandr Usyk should now retire?