Usyk gets a stamp – Tyson Fury gets a reminder

Ukraine’s postal service, Ukrpushta, is celebrating Alexander Usyk in a way that few boxers have ever achieved – by issuing a special postage stamp featuring the undefeated heavyweight champion. It was announced a few days before its scheduled December 21st date DAZN PPV In his rematch with Tyson Fury, this stamp is a tribute not only to Usyk’s prowess in the ring but also to his role as a symbol of Ukrainian resilience and pride.

Igor Smelyansky, CEO of Ukrposhta, revealed the stamp with admiring words: “The image of Usyk on the stamp is a message that ‘the world loves strong people’. Ukrainians are famous for their courage and resilience. Strength is not always about muscles, missiles or physical superiority. It is about character and faith.” And the spirit of our nation.”

The stamp is not just a collector’s item; A portion of the proceeds will support the Usyk Foundation’s charitable fund, furthering Usyk’s commitment to giving back. “His victories inspire us and remind us that true strength lies in fighting for what is right,” Smelyanski added.

Smelyansky went on to describe Usyk as an “invincible icon for millions”, acknowledging how the boxer has attracted international attention to Ukraine. “We are grateful to Oleksandr because he made the Ukrainian flag fly on the screens of millions of people around the world during his appearance in the ring. His achievements are our pride and motivation.”

Usyk (22-0, 14 KOs) is scheduled to defend his unified heavyweight titles against Tyson Fury (34-1-1, 24 KOs) at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on December 21. As fans eagerly anticipate in the rematch, the seal serves as a reminder that Usyk’s influence extends far beyond boxing – it’s about representing a nation’s courage on the world stage.

Experts are considering a rematch between Fury and Usyk

As Tyson Fury prepares for his December 21 rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, boxing insiders share their thoughts on… DAZN News About what Fury needs to do to regain victory.

Andy Lee (trainer, former WBO middleweight champion):
“Tyson will be smarter, he will be more adaptive. His focus will be much better. Those three elements alone will mean a lot and will be enough.

Frank Warren (Fury’s promoter):
“Tyson knows better than anyone what to do in the rematch. He doesn’t need me or anyone else to tell him what to do in the rematch. He has a great boxing mind. He’s a student of boxing.”

Eddie Hearn (Match Room Promoter):
“The intrigue is what Tyson Fury could do differently in this fight. The problem is that Usyk could be better too. He will have learned from the first fight. I think both boxers will do some things differently for this one.

Sergio Moura (former WBC light middleweight champion):
“His adjustments have to be about intelligence and game planning. Then sticking to that game plan. He needs the discipline to see that plan through the entire 12 innings.