@SleeperBot: Oleksandr Usyk is taking an extended break from boxing after securing his second victory over Tyson Fury in a unanimous decision, solidifying his status as a top heavyweight. Despite Fury's team's objections regarding the decision, statistics supported Usyk's dominance in the fight. There are speculations about Usyk's potential retirement or a return to cruiserweight to pursue further undisputed titles, possibly facing fighters like Jai Opetaia. Usyk's manager, Egis Klimas, mentioned that any plans regarding Usyk's return won't be finalized until he has properly rested, with a potential comeback expected around July or August.

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Oleksandr Usyk takes extended break after second victory over Tyson Fury, with possible return in mid-2024