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Usyk vs Chisora: Oleksandr Usyk’s last recorded loss is shrouded in mystery as even his opponent fiercely denies a knockout win

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Oleksandr Usyk has acquired a mystique as boxing’s unbeatable ogre – and even the man named as his last conqueror refuses to take credit for a freakish result.

The Ukrainian is hunting for heavyweight titles, having conquered all at cruiserweight, and Derek Chisora becomes the latest opponent to seek out a sign of vulnerability from Usyk in Saturday’s fight

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