Fury received a strange disqualification after defeating Usyk
Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (34-1-1, 24 KOs) was suspended from boxing after his defeat by Oleksandr Usyk (22-0, 14 KOs) on May 18. The Briton was banned from training and fighting for just a week, meaning his suspension ends on May 26.
This was reported by The Sun and confirmed by BoxRec. The decision was made by the United Arab Emirates Boxing Commission, which oversaw the fight. At the same time, Usyk is banned from training and fights until July 2.
Usyk with the belt of the absolute world champion.
Source: Alexander Usyk's Instagram
Fury missed a lot of punches from Usyk.
It should be noted that the suspension of athletes after fights is a traditional rule in the boxing world. It is aimed at taking care of the fighters' health.
Usyk defeated Fury by split decision – 115:112, 113:114, 114:113. It is already knwown that the Briton will activate the rematch clause, which is scheduled for October. Bookmakers have already started accepting bets on the fight.
Fury has been suspended from boxing.
Source: BoxRec
Statistics of punches of the fight Usyk – Fury.
Source: Compubox
Promoter Oleksandr Krasiuk spoke out about depriving Usyk of the title of absolute world champion. And former boxer David Haye predicted that there will be no rematch between the Ukrainian and Fury.
Tyson Fury during a break between rounds.
The match almost ended early
At the same time, it has become known that the International Boxing Federation (IBF) may leave the Ukrainian with the organization's belt. The media found out three reasons for this.
Usyk skillfully tore up the distance.
Usyk three days after the fight with Fury.
Source: Oleksandr Usyk's Instagram
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