Oleksandr Usyk became the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world with an epic split-decision win over Tyson Fury on Sunday.
It was the first undisputed heavyweight bout in over 25 years, and it lived up to its blockbuster billing, with some already coining it the “fight on the century”.
The Ukrainian is the first since Lennox Lewis last did it in 1999-2000.
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But Usyk may only get to bask in his glory for about two weeks.
When mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic faces off with Daniel Dubois on June 1, a new champion will be crowned.
“A 25-year wait to get two weeks of another undisputed heavyweight champ,” boxing reporter Dan Rafael said.
Hrgovic has been waiting in the wings as the mandatory challenger for a year and a half, and will contest for his first world title since turning pro.
He turned pro after winning bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is unbeaten in 17 fights since.
But Usyk will have the chance to win his world title back in October, having already agreed to a rematch with Fury.
