A Championship Night
Usyk vs Dubois 2 Review became one of the most significant sporting events of the year. One of the night’s most talked-about moments came from Usyk, who delivered the memorable phrase “Don’t push the horses” during a pre-fight exchange. The second viral highlight arrived when Usyk landed a knockout punch, humorously named “Ivan” (originally “Kolhoznik,” or Villageman) by fans, symbolizing raw Eastern European strength and precision.
Personal Connection
This fight held personal meaning. Oleksandr Usyk is more than just a fighter. He is a former undisputed cruiserweight world champion and the reigning unified heavyweight champion. He symbolizes excellence, discipline, and resilience. Boxing has been part of my life since childhood. My mother watched legends like Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, and the Klitschko brothers. I trained in boxing for five years and still practice at my gym.
Gambling project as general sponsors Usyk vs Dubois 2
Among the general sponsors of the Usyk vs Dubois 2 event, I noticed the presence of GGBET, a gambling market participant and international gaming brand that has actively expanded its operations in recent years, covering poker, esports, and sports betting. I’ve come across this company in many places, and I know it holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions around the world.
As of 2025, GGBET does not have a gambling license in the United States. The company is operated by Breville Limited, registered in Cyprus, and primarily serves international markets under a Curaçao license. I believe many American players recognize this brand, as we witnessed their long-standing rivalry with PokerStars on the U.S. gray poker market years ago, before the complete ban.
I wrote about Legal Gambling in Texas here
Dallas Fans Ringside and Viral Moments
My friends from Dallas traveled to Wembley Stadium, where 85,000 fans witnessed the spectacle live. One of them had a heated exchange with Dubois’ team that went viral online. Some of those same friends may join me in the future on a legal gambling trip from North Texas to nearby out-of-state casinos. They were part of the team’s inner circle.
Usyk’s Mastery and Possible Retirement
Though the fight lacked the drama of Usyk vs Fury, it carried weight. Dubois, known for a previous win over Anthony Joshua, brought youth and firepower. Still, Usyk’s skill and dominance won out. Rumors suggest this may be his final fight. If true, it could open the door for a belt reset and possibly a surprise return from Wladimir Klitschko.
Event Sponsors and Saudi Backing
The event was co-organized by Usyk17 Promotions and Ready to Fight, a blockchain-powered boxing platform tied to Usyk’s camp. Ready to Fight is a functioning platform where the boxing community can solve their boxing tasks in a simple and effective way. With ambitions to mirror K2 Promotions, the event’s financial base reportedly reached $200 million. Usyk earned $136 million, while Dubois received $64 million.
Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA) supported the event. In 2023, GEA acquired full commercial rights to The Ring brand, including Ring Magazine and its merchandising operations, reinforcing their influence in the global sports arena.
Jake Paul and an Unexpected Face-Off
Jake Paul made a backstage appearance and shared a brief face-off with Usyk. He presented a commemorative coin of Ukraine’s 128th Mountain Brigade and called Usyk “the greatest boxer of our generation.”
I once ordered Jake Paul’s body wash online. It arrived in poor packaging via a Dallas Walmart pickup. It swelled, smelled awful, and I threw it out possibly missing a chance at a future class-action payout.
Daniel Lapin’s Development Continues
Ukrainian light-heavyweight Daniel Lapin (11-0) faced one of his toughest matchups yet against Lewis Edmondson. He won the bout by majority decision (96-94, 96-94, 95-95) and retained both his IBF Intercontinental and WBA Continental titles. His performance reaffirmed his standing as one of the brightest prospects of the Ukrainian boxing school.
Fight Results Usyk vs Dubois 2
Oleksandr Usyk def. Daniel Dubois via KO
Daniel Lapin def. Lewis Edmondson via Majority Decision
Hamzah Sheeraz def. Liam Williams via TKO
Joe Cordina def. Anthony Cacace via Technical Decision
Sergey Kovalev def. Robin Sirwan Safar via Majority Decision
