Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois Ignite Social Media with Heated IG Live Exchange
Just three minutes ago, boxing fans were treated to an unexpected showdown—not in the ring, but online. Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois took to Instagram Live to engage in a fiery verbal exchange that has left fans buzzing with anticipation and drama.
The session started innocuously enough, with Dubois addressing his fans. But it took a sharp turn when Usyk unexpectedly joined the live chat, seemingly uninvited. What followed was a clash of words that rivaled any in-ring confrontation.
Dubois began by questioning the fairness of their controversial fight earlier this year. “We all saw what happened, Usyk. You know that shot was clean,” Dubois declared, referring to the disputed low blow that cost him the fight.
Usyk, ever the cool-headed veteran, responded with a grin, “Boxing is about rules, Daniel. If you don’t follow them, you don’t win.”
The exchange quickly escalated as Dubois accused Usyk of avoiding a rematch. “You’re running scared. You know I had you that night,” Dubois said, his tone sharpening.
Usyk shot back, “Running? I’ve fought everyone they put in front of me. If you want another fight, earn it the proper way. No shortcuts.”
The live chat quickly became a battlefield for fans of both fighters. Some sided with Dubois, demanding a rematch to settle the score, while others supported Usyk, praising his sportsmanship and discipline.
One comment read, “Dubois is right—he deserves another chance!” while another countered, “Usyk plays by the book. Dubois should stop crying and train harder.”
This unexpected online confrontation has reignited calls for a rematch between the two fighters. While no official announcement has been made, the tension displayed on Instagram Live has undoubtedly added fuel to the fire.
Both men have everything to gain—and lose—if they meet again in the ring. Until then, the verbal jabs exchanged tonight will keep fans debating who truly reigns supreme.
Stay tuned for updates as this rivalry heats up both online and, potentially, in the boxing ring.
