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KRASYUK on Usyk’s help to Ukraine: “He will never tell anyone about this”

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KRASYUK on Usyk’s help to Ukraine: “He will never tell anyone about this”

Oleksandr Usyk, owner of the WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight belts, actively helped raise funds for Ukraine during the war. Even during his fight against Anthony Joshua, a fundraiser will be raised for his charity work.

Some details of how Usyk raised money for charity during the war, revealed its organizer Alexander Krasyuk.

“Oleksandr Usyk has already done a lot when it comes to whether he can raise enough funds for Ukraine. Unfortunately, I can’t talk about it because he has to. But he would never tell anyone about it. Therefore, I will try to explain what is meant in the language of Aesop. Usyk has established a foundation that is actively working and helping directly Ukraine and all those who need help. Even before the foundation of the fund, a lot of things were done with their own funds, but no one from Usyk will know about it,” he said.

As an example, he cited the situation with the broadcast of the Usyk-Joshua fight, which will take place on August 20 in Saudi Arabia. At issue will be three championship belts belonging to the Ukrainian. And Usyk decided to buy the rights to show the fight in Ukraine. All to show this war in Ukraine for free. But I decided not to stop there. And there will be a fundraiser during the war.

“During the fight, all the funds we collect from our partners and sponsors who will be partnering with this publication on all platforms go to Usyk’s fund. All proceeds go to charities. In addition, a QR code will be applied throughout the broadcast – all viewers will be able to contribute to the help. Contribute by simply scanning the QR code, going to the fund’s page – as much as possible,” said Alexander Krasyuk.

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2020 Olympics champion boxer Batyrgaziev decided to take a break from his career

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Olympic champion and former interim WBA super featherweight champion Albert Batyrgaziev decided to take a break from his professional career.

At the beginning of July in Istanbul at the “IBA.PRO 8” tournament, Batyrgaziev lost early to the British James Dickens and lost the IBA.PRO champion and interim WBA champion titles in the second featherweight division. For the 27-year-old Russian, this was the first defeat in his professional career.

— I want to tell you honestly about my plans. Many people ask about their future career. Now I have decided to take a conscious break from my professional career. For me, boxing has been and remains a huge part of my life. Therefore, this choice is now very difficult. My whole sports life has been a race to the top: four Russian championships, an Olympic medal in Tokyo and then turning professional, where I went undefeated.

The last fight on July 2 was a turning point for me. The first defeat made me look at many things differently. I thank Allah for the trials and mercies that helped me become a better person. Since I have always felt a responsibility not only in the ring, but also before society, now is the time to become more active in projects that I have long planned, for example, supporting the development of sports infrastructure in my native regions. This doesn’t mean I’m saying goodbye to the ring. I remain an active boxer. But now all my work is outside of it. I thank everyone for their incredible support along this path: both in moments of triumph and in moments of challenge. She gives strength. I promise this new chapter will be just as honest and purposeful. I’m not saying goodbye, I’m just saying “goodbye,” Batyrgaziev wrote in the Telegram channel.

Batyrgaziev won gold in the weight category up to 57 kg at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. In the professional ring he has 12 wins and one loss.

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Tsarukyan: “If Shara Bullet defeats me, I will give him an apartment in Yerevan”

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Tsarukyan: “If Shara Bullet defeats me, I will give him an apartment in Yerevan”

Russian UFC fighter Arman Tsarukyan said that he will give his compatriot Sharabutdin Magomedov, nicknamed Shara Bullet, an apartment in Yerevan if he defeats him in a grappling fight.

The fight is scheduled for December 30 and should take place in Yerevan.

“If Shara wins against me, then I will personally give him an apartment in Yerevan,” Tsarukyan said in a video published on the Red Corner MMA page on the X social network.

Tsarukyan defeated New Zealander Dan Hooker by submission in the second round at UFC Fight Night 265 in November 2025. He has 23 wins and three losses in MMA.

Middleweight Magomedov fought his last fight in July 2025 at the UFC on ABC 9 tournament, defeating Canadian Marc-Andre Barrio by unanimous decision. The Russian has 16 wins and one loss.

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Anthony Joshua may retire from boxing after fatal car accident in Nigeria – media

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Anthony Joshua may retire from boxing after fatal car accident in Nigeria – media

The injuries received by British boxer Anthony Joshua in a road accident in Nigeria turned out to be more serious than expected, and the British boxer’s future career is in question, reports the Daily Mail.

On Monday, on a section of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the Lexus SUV Joshua was in collided with a stationary truck. It was reported that the 36-year-old boxer, who was sitting behind the driver, received minor injuries and was hospitalized.

Accident scene / Photo: © Temiloluwa Johnson / Stringer / Getty Images Entertainment / Gettyimages.ru

Promotion company Matchroom Boxing later said two of Joshua’s friends and team members, Sina Gami and Latifah Ayodele, died as a result of the accident.

“Joshua’s condition is stable and he will remain in the hospital under observation,” the organization said in a statement.

However, the media, citing sources close to the fighter, note that Joshua’s injuries were more serious than previously reported. It is assumed that the athlete injured his ribs and knee, and also suffered psychological trauma.

Olympic champion Joshua defeated American blogger Jake Paul in a fight in Miami on December 19. In total, he has 29 victories and four defeats in the professional ring.

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