Usyk Gets a Postage Stamp—Tyson Fury Gets a Reminder

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Usyk Gets a Postage Stamp—Tyson Fury Gets a Reminder

Ukraine’s postal service, Ukrposhta, is celebrating Oleksandr Usyk the way boxers have always done—by releasing a special postage stamp featuring the undefeated heavyweight champion. It was announced a few days before his December reunion. 21 DAZN PPV with Tyson Fury, the stamp honors not only Usyk’s prowess in the ring but his role as a symbol of Ukrainian strength and pride.

Ukrposhta CEO Igor Smelyansky presented the stamp with the exclamation: “Usyk’s image on the stamp is a message that ‘the world loves the strong.’ And Ukrainians are famous for their courage and resilience. Strength is not always about muscles, arrows, or physical height. It is about character, faith, and the spirit that our nation has been gifted with.”

A stamp is not just a collector’s item; a portion of the proceeds will support the Usyk Foundation’s charity fund, which reinforces Usyk’s commitment to giving back. “His victory inspires us and reminds us that true power lies in fighting for what is right,” Smelyansky said.

Smelyansky went on to call Usyk “a symbol of invincibility for millions,” acknowledging that the boxer has brought international attention to Ukraine. “Thank you to Oleksandr for making the Ukrainian flag fly on the screens of millions of people around the world when he appeared in the ring. His achievements are our pride and inspiration.”

Usyk (22-0, 14 KOs) will defend his heavyweight titles against Tyson Fury (34-1-1, 24 KOs) at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Dec. 21. As fans eagerly await that rematch, the stamp serves as a reminder that Usyk’s impact extends beyond boxing—it’s about representing a nation’s courage to the world. on stage.

Experts Measure Anger vs. Usyk Rematch

As Tyson Fury prepares for his December 21 rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, boxing insiders share their thoughts with DAZN News on what Fury needs to do to regain victory.

Andy Lee (Trainer, Former WBO Middleweight Champion):
“Tyson will be sharper, he will have more conditioning. His concentration will be much better. Those three things alone will mean a lot and be enough. “

Frank Warren (Fury’s Promoter):
“Tyson more than anyone knows what to do in the second fight. He doesn’t need me or anyone else to tell him what to do in the rematch. He has a big boxing brain. He is a student of boxing.”

Eddie Hearn (Game Room Promoter):
“The plot is in what Tyson Fury can do differently in this fight. The problem is that Usyk can also be better. He will have learned from the first battle. I think both boxers will do things differently in this country.”

Sergio Mora (Former WBC Light Middleweight Champion):
“His preparation will have to be intelligence and game planning. Then stick to that game plan. He needs to be disciplined to see that this process continues throughout the 12 rounds.”