Oleksandr usyk got the right to “choose his future” amid the commitment of the mandatory title of WBO to face Joseph Parker | Boxing news

The Oleksandr Usyk team stated that the heavy world champion, who is indisputable “obtained the right to choose his future” after his last victory over Daniel Dubua.

The Ukrainian star was given an extension of negotiations to obtain a mandatory defense of the WBO title against Joseph Parker after he was killed after winning the knockout in the fifth round of Daniel Duba at Wembley Stadium last month.

The British rival Musa ITAUMA was also linked to a fight against USYK after demolishing it in the first round of Dillian Whyte on the weekend, but Serhii Lapin, the director of the USYK team and the CEO of the fighting, suggested that the 38 -year -old will not push to his next career.

“Throughout his entire career, Oleksandr USYK and our entire team have proven that we respect all potential opponents as well as the rules that govern professional boxing,” said Labin.

“Over the past year and a half, USYK has made a historic achievement by becoming undisputed heavy weight hero. This has been called for a massive physical and mental effort, and a great sacrifice.

“The hero has gained the opportunity to allow his body to recover from the effects of the punishable training system and from injuries that are often invisible to the outside world. In the end, just for rest and spending time with his family. Most importantly: He gained the right to choose his own future – and takes the time he needs to make this decision.

“So, men, do not pay horses.”