“I don’t necessarily believe in the order of these fights or the names mentioned,” Oladipo said during a discussion on his YouTube channel, analyzing the possible final phase of the champion’s fight.

The unified heavyweight champion has already defeated some of the division’s biggest names, including Fury and Dubois, which complicates the idea of ​​ending his career with rematches that have already produced clear results.

Oladipo questioned whether a third meeting with Dubois would generate much interest given the results of their previous fights.

“If Dubois wins, we don’t want to see a trilogy where you stopped him in the first two fights,” Oladipo said. “It makes absolutely no sense.”

The analyst also expressed constrained enthusiasm for another Fury reunion, despite acknowledging the financial appeal. Their first two fights were highlights, but Oladipo suggested the final stretch of Usyk’s career would be more compelling if he fought opponents he hasn’t faced before.

“If this is the last lap of Usyk’s incredible run, couldn’t the last lap be against players we haven’t seen him against before?” – Oladipo said.

Money may ultimately determine the direction of these final fights, regardless of what has been proposed publicly. A third fight with Fury would easily generate the most revenue among the available options, which Oladipo said could override other sporting considerations.

“The talk is money and Tyson Fury’s money,” he said, discussing why the fight keeps coming back into the spotlight.

Usyk’s three-fight outline provides insight into how the champion envisions his final act. Oladipo believes the heavyweight market will ultimately determine what actually happens when negotiations begin and the challengers start pushing their arguments.

Shakur Stevenson’s next move is currently unknown, but one of the reigning world champions has vowed to “humiliate” him if they meet.

Stevenson became the four-division world champion back in January won a unanimous decision over Teofimo Lopez at Madison Square Garden in Recent York to win the WBO super lightweight title.

This triumph came after winning the world titles in the featherweight, super-featherweight and lightweight categories. Although he was stripped of the WBC lightweight belt after his victory over Lopez, Stevenson did not rule out a return to the division.

Now WBC super featherweight champion O’Shaquie Foster he told Fight Hub TV that he needs to “lay hands” on Stevenson before he hangs up his gloves – the latest verbal jab in the ongoing rivalry.

“If I could fight this guy tomorrow, we would take it. No questions, nothing. At the end of my career, that’s who I have to put my hand on, Shakur for sure. He plays like he’s as good and better than everyone. I want to humiliate him. I’ll show him.”

Foster first won the WBC super featherweight title with a victory over Rey Vargas in February 2023, and although he lost it to Robson Conceicao 18 months later, he regained it in a head-to-head rematch in November 2024.

An unexpected move to lightweight occurred in December. Foster was scheduled to defend his belt against Stephen Fulton, but the challenger was overweight, prompting the sanctioning body to fight for the interim lightweight belt instead. Foster has won and wants Stevenson to drop back down and face him.

Time will tell if the fight will happen, as Shakur recently mentioned another gigantic name in Lamont Roach.

“There is a manager I will never work with in my life, Rick Mirigian,” De La Hoya said in an interview with DAZN on Saturday. “He’s the one not letting the fight happen.”

De La Hoya insisted he had wanted to make the Ortiz-Ennis fight for weeks and said the attack did not come from Golden Boy.

“I was ready to fight this fight a month ago,” De La Hoya said. “I want the Vergil Ortiz-Boots fight not as a promoter but as a fan.”

Ortiz and Ennis have been exchanging messages on social media in recent weeks as discussions about a welterweight fight intensified.

The situation escalated even further when De La Hoya stated that the relationship between Golden Boy and Ortiz may be beyond repair.

“From what he said, there is no way I would work with him again,” De La Hoya said when asked about the possibility of working with Ortiz in the future.

However, Ortiz remains under contract with Golden Boy, and De La Hoya stressed that the legal agreement between both parties remains in force.

“We have a legally binding agreement,” De La Hoya said.

The feud has become one of the more public feuds in the welterweight division, with the proposed Ortiz-Ennis fight being viewed as a potential 147-pound main event.

For now, the outcome may depend on the arbitration process to determine how contractual issues between Golden Boy and Ortiz will be resolved.