The promoters Frank Warren and Alex Krassyuk sat on the upper table for about half an hour, patiently waiting for the combatants.
An energetic Dubois – bearing discreet tracksuit – finally jogging on stage and praised Warren.
The Usyk showman has known its team, bowed in around fifty media members and sang a Ukrainian song.
Dressed in a battle -shaped vest, he took place and started to quietly recite prayers while he was tightening rosaries.
Unsurprisingly, the conversation almost immediately turned to the punch of 21 months ago.
“While I sit here now, all day, it was an illegal blow. It is not the belt line that it wears the navel,” said Warren.
Usyk continued to plug her prayers and then put his head on the table in boredom. He was then involved in another war of words with Charles's son, the heavyweight George Fox.
On Monday, Usyk suggested to Fox that they should have a “street fight” with four members of their respective teams.
Fox, who was sitting at the back of the room one day later, said that Usyk – a man who defended his country against the Russian invasion – was to be shaken.
