Together with his boxing profession that bit clearer, Oleksandr Usyk has been urged to strongly consider walking away from the game for good.
Sidelined through a niggling back injury since his summer knockout of Daniel Dubois, undisputed heavyweight kingpin Oleksandr Usyk has been linked with a complete host of return fights.
But over the weekend, Ipswich star Fabio Wardley separated himself from the chasing pack with a blistering knockout of Joseph Parker.
Nonetheless, so far as a detailed confidant of Usyk, the Ukraine star should likely consider calling time on his profession for good.
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Oleksandr Usyk urged to avoid Fabio Wardley showdown
Maintaining plans to return to the ring against the victor of the interim WBO heavyweight title fight, all signs are pointing toward a clash between Usyk and the undefeated Wardley.
Nonetheless, so far as the undisputed champion’s former adviser is anxious, there’s not enough meaningful reasons for Usyk to truly set foot within the ring against the Brit — especially when he could retire on top.
“I’m public in my [opinion], I would like (Oleksandr) Usyk to retire as fast as possible,” Alexander Krassyuk told Boxing King Media.
“I used to be even against his fight with (Daniel) Dubois, but okay, that made some sense to grow to be three-time undisputed. Give me one – not two, not three – but one reason to fight (Fabio) Wardley. With all respect to this guy, with all of the credit to him, but I’m pondering from Usyk’s perspective.
Oleksandr Usyk lays out retirement plans
And while backed to hold up his gloves once and for all by his former adviser, Usyk has already laid out his own plans for his profession.
So far as he’s concerned, he’s greater than able to competing for an additional two years on the very top of the game.