Former heavyweight world champion, David Haye, suggested that Oleksandr Usyk was a fight for “without winning” with Daniel Dubois. The couple is to level the rematch in Wembley on Saturday, where the winner will appear as the undisputed world champion in weighty weight.

For “Dynamite” it is an opportunity to avenge your knockout failure with the pattern of Ukraine in August 2023. Dubois, 27 years aged, emerged from this clash with a sour taste in his mouth after Usyk gained doubts related to the alleged low blow that could end his undefeated career. And there was a scales star in Haye’s circuits, who moved to get the heavyweight crown of WBA, believes that the scales of power can be tilted in favor of Dubois. At least from the perspective that his opponent has little to gain heritage.

“The guard changes in every boxer’s career,” said the 44-year-old through Highbet. “AND [who knows] How long can Usyk win, as if he won? [Like] Usain Bolt, in every sport that you can be at the top for so long, someone will be a guy who has defeated you. And someone physically endowed with Dubois is, it is a fight for Usyk.

“Usyk already had all the belts. It’s not like he had never been an undisputed champion before. They undressed [IBF] Pas from Usyk, and then of course Dubois and AJ fought for this belt, and now Usyk’s Come [back for it].

“But it won’t make such a massive difference for uy, so I don’t see what the position is. Apart from money or just his desire to get there and mix with the best, you know?”

Since the defeat of Dubois almost two years ago, Usyk moved on and finished his set of British conquests. It’s to admire his victory over Tyson Fury, defeating Mancunian twice in just over six months last year.

“Kot” has already defeated Anthony Joshu twice, defeating Derek Chisory before he increased his competition in 2020. However, Haye believes that relatively low profits in relation to his career means that Usyk deserves even greater recognition.

“I think that from a statistical point of view he has much more to lose in this fight,” he continued. “And not much to get, except probably 20 million pounds [Usyk will reportedly earn £97.5m for the rematch] or whatever he earns, except for a gigantic payment [laughs].

“But again, that’s why you really have to respect him even more because he fought, which does not augment his legacy. He is already beaten by Dubois, but he does it because of course he loves boxing, enjoys a training camp and thinks that he can still occur at this level.”

Haye emphasized, “every master thinks that until their powers stop”, once again warning that it could be a breakthrough for an undefeated star. In the end there is a powerful argument, Dubois should win his first meeting on the Ukrainian floor with a bodily shot that was considered a low blow.

The 38-year-old is responsible for proving that the result was by no means, as she believes (especially the British). And removing this sense of doubt in themselves can have extreme value for the UTY.