Oleksandr Usyk refused to be intimidated once he entered the land of the big men. But after aggregating every world title in the cruiserweight division, the Ukrainian set his sights on repeating that feat one division higher.

Thus far, the former Olympic gold medalist has been just as dominant. With wins over Chazz Witherspoon, Derek Chisora, and back-to-back triumphs against Anthony Joshua, the latter resulting in a unified heavyweight reign, Usyk is now the proud owner of the WBA, WBO, IBO and IBF titles.

Nevertheless, even with most of the heavyweight straps in his possession, Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs) knows good and well that until he defeats WBC titlist, Tyson Fury, he won’t be viewed as the best fighter in his weight class.

By all accounts, the 34-year-old from Manchester, England, is all for an undisputed clash with his current rival. However, considering that Usyk isn’t one of the biggest heavyweights around, Fury (33-0-1, 24 KOs) has a difficult time envisioning him standing up to his offensive onslaught.