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Ukrainian boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk, the reigning undisputed heavyweight world champion, was briefly detained at a Polish airport after an incident involving his traveling companion. The incident occurred on Tuesday at Krakow airport as Usyk and his companion attempted to board a flight to Thessaloniki, Greece.According to Ryanair, the airline operating the flight, Usyk's companion was denied boarding due to disruptive behavior. Usyk, who was not denied boarding, chose not to board the flight in solidarity with his companion.Airport police were called to assist after the two men became upset and refused to leave the departure gate. Usyk was handcuffed as a precautionary measure, but was not detained.Usyk later tweeted that the incident was a "misunderstanding" that was quickly resolved. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed disappointment over the incident, stating that he was "disappointed by this attitude towards our citizen and champion."The incident has sparked controversy, with some questioning the treatment of Usyk, who is a national hero in Ukraine. However, airport officials have defended their actions, stating that they were following standard procedures.Usyk, who holds the WBA, WBO, IBF, and IBO heavyweight titles, is considered one of the greatest boxers of his generation. He is expected to face Tyson Fury in a highly anticipated rematch in the near future.

Tyson Fury's Undefeated Reign Ends in Epic Clash with Oleksandr UsykIn a historic boxing showdown, Tyson Fury's undefeated record crumbled as he lost a split decision to Oleksandr Usyk in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The highly anticipated undisputed heavyweight clash saw Fury dominate the early rounds, but Usyk's relentless pressure and technical brilliance proved too much to overcome.Fury, known as the "Gypsy King," had been undefeated in 36 professional bouts and was aiming to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999. However, Usyk, the reigning IBF, WBA, and WBO titleholder, showcased his exceptional skills and nearly knocked Fury out in the ninth round.Despite the loss, Fury remained defiant, stating that he would consider a rematch with Usyk, which is tentatively scheduled for October. However, he also hinted at the possibility of retirement, acknowledging his age and the potential risks associated with continuing his boxing career."I'll have a holiday, go home, put it to the wife and kids I'll see what I want to do," Fury said. "I'm 36 in a few months. I've been boxing since I've been a child so it is what it is."Fury's future remains uncertain, but his legacy as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time is secure. His unpredictable nature and willingness to take on any challenge have made him a fan favorite, and his rivalry with Usyk is sure to continue to captivate the boxing world.