"This will be déjà vu": Volodymyr Klitschko predicted Usyk's victory over Fury in their second fight
Former world boxing champion Volodymyr Klitschko is confident that Oleksandr Usyk will defeat Tyson Fury in their rematch on December 21. Usyk already won by points in the first fight and became the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.
Details. Former undisputed heavyweight champion Volodymyr Klitschko admitted that he regularly trains, which led to rumors about his return to the ring. However, he stated that it is Usyk's victory that keeps him from coming back, and he is confident that Usyk will win again.
"This will not happen. I will stay retired. He [Usyk] will keep me retired. That's why he promised: 'I will do this, I will keep the title.' Alexander will repeat history. It will be déjà vu. This is exactly what is happening. I was here during the first fight. It just feels the same, looks the same, and is the same," said Klitschko.
Reminder. Usyk enters the fight as the champion, having defeated Fury by points in the first encounter and becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. This was the first time boxing had seen an undisputed champion since Lennox Lewis' triumph in 1999, when he defeated Evander Holyfield.
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