Alex Pattle is a Combat Sports Correspondent at Independent. He specializes in coverage of competitive sports, particularly focusing on UFC, boxing, and football, while also exploring themes in sports business and entertainment. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications such as Belfast Telegraph, Yahoo Finance, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Usyk won more clearly this time, beating Fury 116-112 on all three scorecards Alex Pattle Combat Sports Correspondent
The biggest rematch of the year saw the champion edge out Fury once again in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
By: Alex Pattle
Meanwhile, Usyk called the Briton ‘a great fighter, a great opponent' after beating Fury for the second time
By: Alex Pattle
Meanwhile, Usyk called the Briton ‘a great fighter, a great opponent’ after beating Fury for the second time
By: Alex Pattle, Jack Rathborn
The biggest rematch of the year saw the champion edge out Fury once again in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
By: Alex Pattle
Usyk beat Fury via unanimous decision, seven months after winning by split decision
Usyk beat Fury via unanimous decision, seven months after winning by split decision
By: Alex Pattle
Fury was a career-heaviest 281lb for his rematch with Usyk, who weighed 55lb lighter but won again
By: Alex Pattle
Fury was a career-heaviest 281lb for his rematch with Usyk, who weighed 55lb lighter but won again
For the first time in 24 years, an undisputed heavyweight champion would be crowned. But after months of false starts and delays, the sporting gravity of the situation only became clear when the ring walks began
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