Oleksandr usyk says Daniel Dubua showed “weakness” by pushing him while confronting him as they strengthened the return match to become the undisputed heavy world champion at Wembley Stadium in London on July 19.
Briton Dubois is the IBF hero, where Usyk is carried by Ukraine (Super), WBO and WBC.
Usyk is not defeated in 23 battle and dubois won 27, by stopping in the ninth round in August 2023.
A day after their battle confirmed, the couple presented pictures on the field in Wembley on Monday when Dubuis prompted 38 years old in his chest.
Security intervened between the husband before he sent USyk and began to laugh.
When asked if Dubois had improved since their last battle two years ago, he told the BBC Sport: “I think he, Daniel won at IBF belt, beaten three good fighters. He is a world hero, a difficult man, a dangerous man.”
In response to a question about whether the English man has changed mentally, USyk replied: “No, the payment is weak.”
“It is a new to me,” Dubuis said: “It is new to me, and the fear of behaving in a certain way is no longer there, now I need to do what I need to do, this is the fighting game, this is boxing.”
There was controversy last time they fought when USyk was prolonged in the fifth round, but a low blow was announced by the referee.
The promoter Frank Warren lost an appeal to WBA due to the loss of Dubua in front of Usyk to be judged in a competition and a match will not be repeated.
Dubua said that USyk caused him “a lot of pain and frustration”, but “helped me to reach further.”
He added: “He will feel better when this is done, when I took it out and won. Put the demons in the bed and put what happened properly.”
