Usyk regained undisputed status at heavyweight by beating Dubois again, and has now been ordered to face his WBO mandatory challenger

Just days after his devastating win over Daniel Dubois, Usyk has been ordered by a major boxing governing body to defend one of his heavyweight titles

Oleksandr Usyk has officially been ordered to defend his WBO heavyweight title against Joseph Parker by the sanctioning body, with thirty days to reach an agreement. The Ukrainian became undisputed champion in the top glamour division for a second time this month as he stopped Daniel Dubois in five rounds to reclaim the IBF belt.

Daniel Dubois' trainer, Don Charles, has played down the rumors that Dubois held a house party hours before his title fight against Oleksandr Usyk.

Daniel Dubois has once again come under fire for, in the eyes of some onlookers, 'quitting' in his most recent fight with Oleksander Usyk.

Oleksandr Usyk has been ordered to defend his WBO heavyweight crown against Joseph Parker - or face the prospect of being stripped of the prestigious belt. The Ukrainian secured undisputed heavyweight supremacy for a second occasion following his devastating knockout victory over Daniel Dubois before 90,

Oleksandr Usyk is undisputed heavyweight champion for a second time in his career. Usyk dominated Daniel Dubois in their rematch in London. With the win, Usyk added the IBF title

Oleksandr Usyk knocked out Daniel Dubois to reign as the undisputed heavyweight boxing champion. Round-by-round analysis.

Dubois’s coach, Don Charles, has sought to set the record straight after the event was first reported on by The Times, telling Talksport on Tuesday (22 July): “Let’s replace the word ‘party’ with ‘gathering’. It was a gathering, okay? Right.

Daniel Dubois was late arriving to Wembley for the biggest night of his career after his dad held a party at the family home in the afternoon before Saturday's showdown with Oleksandr Usyk