BREAKING: Tyson Fury DROPS BOMBSHELL Statement After Usyk Knocks Out Dubois at Wembley “FUCKING STEROIDS”

At 12:50 AM +07 on Thursday, July 24, 2025, the boxing world has been rocked by a staggering revelation from Tyson Fury following Oleksandr Usyk’s fifth-round knockout of Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium on July 19, 2025. In a profanity-laced outburst on social media, Fury accused Usyk of using “fucking steroids,” alleging that the Ukrainian’s dominant performance was fueled by banned substances. The bombshell statement, posted at 12:45 AM +07, has ignited a firestorm of controversy, threatening to tarnish Usyk’s undisputed heavyweight title reign and casting a dark cloud over one of boxing’s most celebrated recent victories.

The Fight That Sparked the Fury

The Usyk vs. Dubois rematch drew a sold-out crowd of 90,000, with Usyk reclaiming the undisputed heavyweight titles (WBA, WBC, WBO, IBF) in spectacular fashion. The 38-year-old Ukrainian floored Dubois twice in the fifth round with a lethal left hook, securing a knockout victory that cemented his status as a three-time undisputed champion. Dubois, despite an early aggressive start, couldn’t withstand Usyk’s precision and power, marking his second loss to the Ukrainian. The fight, free of the 2023 low-blow controversy, was hailed as a masterclass, with Usyk dedicating the win to his family and the Ukrainian people amid ongoing war efforts.

Fury, who skipped the event despite his history with Usyk, had previously hinted at a trilogy fight, praising Dubois’ effort but maintaining his belief that he remains Usyk’s only true challenger. His absence and subsequent outburst suggest a brewing resentment, now explosively surfaced.

Fury’s Explosive Accusation

In a raw, unfiltered Instagram video posted at 12:45 AM +07, Fury unleashed his fury, stating, “Massive respect to Dubois for a good scrap, but Usyk? That was fucking steroids, mate! No way a 38-year-old moves like that without juice. I fought him twice, and this ain’t the same man—check the tests!” The expletive-laden rant, laced with his trademark bravado, accuses Usyk of using performance-enhancing drugs to secure the knockout, contrasting with Fury’s own losses to Usyk in 2024, which he still contests as unfair decisions. Fury’s claim suggests the knockout power and endurance displayed against Dubois were unnatural, hinting at a need for immediate drug testing scrutiny.

Usyk’s camp has yet to respond, but the accusation echoes Fury’s post-fight comments after their December 2024 rematch, where he questioned Usyk’s physical condition. The timing—days after the fight and amid trending discussions on X—amplifies the scandal’s impact, with Fury’s massive following amplifying the narrative.

Reactions and Speculation

The boxing community is reeling, with #FuryExposed and #UsykSteroids trending on X within minutes. Fans are split: some back Fury’s suspicion, citing Usyk’s age-defying performance and his back-to-back knockouts of British heavyweights, while others dismiss it as sour grapes from a retired rival. Prominent promoter Frank Warren, who manages Dubois, called for calm, saying at 12:48 AM +07, “Tyson’s emotional, but accusations need proof. Let’s wait for the Boxing Integrity Unit’s results.” Analysts note Usyk’s rigorous training and natural evolution as a heavyweight, yet the steroid claim taps into lingering doping concerns in the sport, notably Jon Jones’ 2016 case.

Speculation runs wild, with some suggesting Fury’s outburst is a ploy to force a trilogy or reclaim relevance post-retirement, while others see it as a genuine grievance tied to his 2024 defeats. The incomplete context of Fury’s statement—lacking specific evidence—fuels debate, but its shock value has hooked the public.

What This Means

If Fury’s claim is proven, Usyk’s 24-0 record and undisputed titles could be vacated, triggering a rematch or ban, devastating his legacy. Dubois, now 22-3, might seek a reversed outcome, while Fury could leverage the scandal for a 2026 trilogy. The accusation jeopardizes boxing’s credibility, especially with Saudi promoter Turki Alalshikh’s involvement, potentially prompting stricter testing. Usyk’s reputation hangs in the balance, with his next move—rest or fight—now overshadowed. As the clock ticks past 12:50 AM +07, the boxing world awaits BIU findings, with Fury’s bold statement poised to redefine the sport’s narrative in the coming days.