Oleksandr Usyk Fighter Profile Record, Bio, Stats & Fight History

Historic crossover super-fight set before the Pyramids of Giza. Kickboxing titan Verhoeven made a spirited stand, but Usyk broke him down over the championship rounds, dropping him in round eleven before the referee stopped the contest at 2:59.

Supervisors: Daryl Peoples (IBF), Jason Levine (IBO), Thanapol Bhakdibhumi (WBC), Gustavo Olivieri (WBO). High-stakes undisputed rematch. Usyk displayed supreme footwork and lethal accuracy, knocking Dubois down twice in the fifth round to count him out at 1:52.

Supervisors: Ed Levine (IBO), Mauricio Sulaiman (WBC), Gustavo Olivieri (WBO). Decisive heavyweight rematch. Usyk adjusted his entries, neutralised Fury’s reach advantage, and out-landed “The Gypsy King” over twelve masterclass rounds to sweep all three scorecards 116-112.

Supervisors: Daryl Peoples (IBF), Ed Levine (IBO), Mauricio Sulaiman (WBC), Francisco Valcarcel (WBO). Historic undisputed showdown. In round nine, Usyk unleashed a ferocious barrage that sent Fury staggering across the ring into the ropes for a standing knockdown, securing victory to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion in 24 years.

Supervisors: Carlos Ortiz Jr (IBF), Ed Levine (IBO), Thomas Puetz (WBO). After a controversial low blow call in round five, Usyk dominated Dubois, scoring knockdowns in round eight and round nine to force the stoppage at 0:48.

Supervisors: Ben Keilty (IBF), Andre Van Grootenbruel (IBO), John Duggan (WBO). High-level rematch. Joshua pressed the body vigorously in round nine, but Usyk answered with a blazing championship rally in rounds 10–12 to retain his unified belts.

Supervisors: Carlos Ortiz Jr (IBF), Ed Levine (IBO), John Duggan (WBO). Masterful upset in London. Usyk’s elusive southpaw footwork, rapid combinations, and relentless pacing bewildered Joshua, nearly stopping him in the final seconds of round twelve.

Supervisor: Dennis Gilmartin (WBO). Chisora brought early ferocious pressure, but Usyk weathered the storm with supreme conditioning and footwork to claim a unanimous decision.

Usyk made his official heavyweight debut in Chicago, breaking down veteran Witherspoon until his corner retired him on the stool after round seven.

Supervisors: Anibal Miramontes (IBF), Houcine Houichi (WBC), Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Stunning knockout. Usyk ended Bellew’s career with a thunderous left cross at 2:00 of round eight to defend all four world cruiserweight titles.

Supervisors: Daryl Peoples (IBF), Alberto Leon (WBC), Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Absolute boxing masterclass. Usyk threw nearly 1,000 punches to completely shut down Gassiev in Moscow and unify all four major cruiserweight world titles.

Supervisors: Bob Logist (WBC), Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Intense war in Riga. Usyk unified the WBC and WBO titles in one of the toughest bouts of his career, prevailing by majority decision.

Supervisor: Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Usyk outclassed long-reigning former champion Huck, stopping him in round ten at 2:18.

Supervisor: John Duggan (WBO). Hunter was ruled down in round twelve from an accumulation of punches as Usyk closed strong for a 117-110 sweep.

Supervisor: Genaro Rodriguez (WBO). Mchunu down in round six and twice in round nine before referee Lou Moret waved off the bout at 1:53.

Supervisor: Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Usyk broke Evander Holyfield’s record by capturing a world cruiserweight championship in just his 10th professional fight, outclassing undefeated champion Glowacki in Poland.

Supervisor: Marion Palatin (WBO). Rodriguez down in round six before being stopped at 1:57 of round seven.

Supervisor: Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Muller was battered and stopped with one second remaining in the third round.

Referee Mickey Vann halted the one-sided punishment at 2:24 of round eight.

Supervisor: Zsuzsanna Toth (WBO). Venter stopped at 2:29 of round nine after absorbing continuous punishment.

Supervisor: Istvan Kovacs (WBO). Bruwer stopped at 2:55 of round seven to award Usyk his first professional regional championship.

Crenz was dropped in round three and counted out from a body shot at 2:19 of round four.

Nsafoah stopped at 1:43 of round three in Germany.

Veteran Mendoza down in rounds two and three before the bout was called off at 2:10 of round four.

Professional debut for London 2012 Olympic Heavyweight Gold Medalist Oleksandr Usyk. Romero down in round three before the referee halted the bout at 1:36 of round five.