Was Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois Fight Controversial? Judges' Verdict Sparks Debate
Usyk-Dubois Fight Controversy: Was the Low Blow Call Correct?

The heavyweight showdown between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois left fans divided after a contentious moment in the fight. The bout, held in Poland, saw Usyk retain his WBA, IBF, and WBO titles—but not without controversy.

The Controversial Moment

In the fifth round, Dubois landed a punch that was ruled a low blow by the referee, pausing the fight. Replays suggested the shot may have been borderline, sparking debate among fans and analysts. Had it been deemed legal, Dubois could have secured a knockout.

Judges' Verdict Under Scrutiny

Usyk ultimately won via ninth-round stoppage, but many questioned whether the low-blow call unfairly shifted momentum. Dubois' camp argued the punch was legitimate, while Usyk's team maintained the referee made the correct decision.

Fan Reactions Split

Social media erupted with opinions, with some claiming Dubois was 'robbed' and others defending Usyk's victory. The debate continues as boxing experts weigh in on whether a rematch is warranted.

What’s Next for Both Fighters?

Usyk is now eyeing a potential unification bout with Tyson Fury, while Dubois faces questions about his next move. Will the controversy lead to a second fight, or will the boxing world move on?