Usyk triumphs again: Fury with a violent lawsuit against fighting judgment!

Usyk triumphs again: Fury with a violent lawsuit against fighting judgment!

In a tense boxing match, Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk unanimously defeated his opponent Tyson Fury in Saudi Arabia on points and successfully defends his three World Cup titles. It is already the second meeting of the two heavyweight boxers, and as in the first duel, the favorite triumphed again. However, the use of an artificial intelligence, which also rated the struggle and determined a result of 118: 112 for Usyk, was new. Box boss Turki al-Heikh described this as a "groundbreaking experiment", which emphasizes the impartiality of the AI. Fury, on the other hand, commented skeptically and demanded that human judges should continue to say in the future because they "create jobs for people".

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The duel was characterized by intensive fights over twelve rounds. Despite a strong first round of Fury, who could land some goals, Usyk soon took over the events in the ring and finally secured victory. Usyk scored 179 hits, with 42 percent of these strokes found their destination, while Fury only achieved 144 goals at over 500 strokes. The clear dominance of the Ukrainian was particularly evident in the last rounds, in which he was able to remove clear points. After the fight, IBF world champion Daniel Dubois from Usyk demanded a revenge and explained his wish for a next big struggle with him what the defending champion willingly recorded.

The Triumph Ezyks not only represented a personal success, but was also recognized by important supporters. President Wolodymyr Selenskyj congratulated him on Telegram and emphasized the importance of victory for Ukraine. Usyk, who is currently in the box Olympus with this victory, was overjoyed after the fight and devoted his success to all mothers in Ukraine. While Fury and his promoter were dissatisfied with the judgment and spoke of a "robbery", Usyk is already looking into a promising future and set his next challenge by demanding a fight against Dubois.

The event will not only be remembered on the basis of the sporting achievements, but also because of the high fees: Usyk is said to have received around 125 million euros for his victory, while Fury collected 57 million euros, as the Welt . The encounter reflects the grown meaning of the heavyweight boxing and could show the way for future mega-duels, while Saudi Arabia would like to continue to polish up its image through such major events.