World boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk returned to Ukraine after defeating Anthony Joshua at the end of August, retaining his IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight belts. Boxer was glad to see his home again, which had been under Russian occupation for a long time.
After defeating Anthony Joshua in Jeddah and retaining the IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight belts, Oleksandr Usyk returned home to Vorzel, a city near Kyiv.
Oleksandr Usyk, an emotional gesture in his home in Ukraine, which was occupied by the Russians in March
Arriving at the house in Worzel, Usyk found that the letters “B” and “Z”, symbols of the invading army, were still on the fence, but the Russian occupiers had left the territory.
At the end of March, the boxer’s wife, Kateryna Usyk, reported that “Orcs” (not Russians) occupied her house.
Upon returning to Vorzel, Usyk also made a gesture of victory: he raised the Ukrainian flag on the fence of his house, Dailymail reports.
Oleksandr Usyk returns to his home (which was previously occupied and vandalized by Russian soldiers while he was out of the country) and raises the flag of Ukraine today… pic.twitter.com/wpzxvdwwt4
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