Two-time undisputed world champion in heavyweight boxing Oleksandr Usyk, who has decided who he wants to fight in the last match of his career, confirmed that he will have one more fight before retiring. He stated this in an interview with BBC Sport. The Ukrainian athlete noted that there can be no talk of organizing three or five bouts, as some journalists have suggested. According to the 39-year-old Usyk, he is ready for his 'last dance' in the professional ring after he relinquished all his championship belts won in the rematch with Daniel Dubois. 'I think I have one last dance left. Last means one fight. Not three and not five. Just one. Next time you will see my last fight. That's it. After the fight, I will say: 'Thank you all. I really appreciate this.' And I will leave,' the boxer added. ## ## Boxing News Earlier, Usyk explained why he decided to vacate his championship belts. According to the boxer, he continues to train and follow his own career plan, so he no longer needs the belts. 'I continue to train. I continue to build my career plan. I vacated my belts because during this period I was a three-time undisputed world champion. Now we have new young guys who were waiting in line for the belts. I was in their place and waited too. I understand everything. Why should I hold all the belts? I vacated them so that the heavyweight division could start to develop. I am also waiting and watching what will happen. I myself have one last dance left,' Usyk said.