Error code: %{errorCode}
Usyk doubles down on 'dangerous' Wilder for final farewell
Oleksandr Usyk has reiterated his desire to face Deontay Wilder before retiring, dubbing the American as "a dangerous guy".
The Ukrainian confirmed plans for a "last dance" in the wake of his late stoppage victory over Rico Verhoeven this past May.
Since then, the star has relinquished his heavyweight belts and set his sights on securing a farewell showdown against Wilder.
Speaking to All Out Fighting, the star doubled down on his hopes to secure a curtain-call clash with 'The Bronze Bomber' next.
Joshua defeats Prenga in dramatic triumph
Watch: 'AJ' survives double knockdown to destroy Albanian
"Listen, this is a man who, over the last ten years has been a top fighter and world champion," he noted. "He's a dangerous guy."
Usyk and Wilder were reportedly in discussions over a fight in late 2025, before conversations fell apart between both camps.
The former moved for Verhoeven over mandatory challenger Fabio Wardley, while the latter instead tackled Derek Chisora.
Wilder scored a sloppy split-decision against 'War' at London's The O2 Arena in April, and has also been linked to a rematch.
Moses vs. Hrgovic - exclusively on DAZN PPV
Watch Moses Itauma take the next step in his unstoppable career against Filip Hrgovic on Saturday, August 29, only on DAZN.
Buy as a one-off PPV or included along with Romero vs. Lopez (Aug 22) and Canelo vs. Mbilli (Oct) PPVs with a DAZN Ultimate Tier subscription.
