Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois 2: How to watch, fight time, price

USA Today

19-07-2025

Daniel Dubois is one of the hardest-hitting heavyweights in boxing. Oleksandr Usyk is one of the most elusive.
Therein lies the key storyline for a rematch between Daniel Dubois and Usyk on Saturday, July 19, with the undisputed heavyweight title at stake.
They met last in 2023, when Usyk won by ninth-round knockout despite taking a low blow from Dubois that dropped him to the canvas in the fifth round.
Plenty has happened since.
Last year, for example, the 27-year-old Dubois knocked down Anthony Joshua four times on his way to a fifth-round TKO victory.
Also last year, the 38-year-old Usyk kept his 23-0 record spotless with a victory over Tyson Fury by unanimous decision.
USA TODAY Sports has all you need for the Dubois-Usyk card, including time, predictions and odds. So check back for more updates:
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How to watch Usyk vs Dubois 2
Oleksandr Usyk will face Daniel Dubois on Saturday, July 19, and the event will be streamed on DAZN Pay-Per-View. In the U.S., fans can purchase the event for $59.99.
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Usyk vs Dubois 2 fight card and odds
Fight card according to DAZN and odds according to BetMGM on Thursday:
Usyk vs Dubois 2 predictions
Josh Peter writes: "Almost two years have passed since Oleksandr Usyk beat Daniel Dubois in their first bout by ninth-round KO. Dubois has incredible power and showed as much when knocking down Anthony Joshua four times on his way to a fifth-round TKO victory last year. Yet in the final seconds of that fight, Dubois left himself open and took a hard shot that could have swung the fight. Dubois won't be able to make the same mistakes against Usyk, whose technical soundness and elusive defense are superior."
Lyle Fitzsimmons writes: "If you believe a KO of Joshua—whom Usyk has twice dismantled—warrants such a spike in relevance, so be it. But unless the splendid Ukrainian champion turns into a punched-out 38-year-old overnight, it's another tactical mismatch. Expect several one-sided, clinical rounds on the way, with many so-called experts lamenting that they should have seen it coming."
Brent Brookhouse writes: "I think it's more likely the fight goes the full 12 rounds. Both fighters know how dangerous the other is, and though Usyk finished Dubois in the first fight, Dubois has a booming level of confidence coming off of his thrashing of Anthony Joshua. Usyk only has two stoppages at heavyweight (Dubois and Chazz Witherspoon) and I don't see a repeat of the first fight here. Dubois is the better boxer and those skills should be enough for him to come out on top on the scorecards, though either man getting a stoppage is in play."
Staff writes: "I predict that Usyk will secure a repeat win over Dubois via TKO/KO stoppage, as his fighting style fits well with Dubois. His complete package of power, speed, timing, footwork, and fight IQ is the reason why he's currently at the top of the heavyweight division and is the key to this second meeting with Dubois. Dubois undoubtedly has the one-punch knockout power that can put any contender and champion in the heavyweight division to sleep. However, the major problem is whether he can land it cleanly against Usyk, as Usyk also has an impeccable defense."