Oleksandr Usyk's place among boxing's all-time greats has sparked debate. The undisputed heavyweight champion's recent win over Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium has only added fuel to the fire.

George Foreman's Olympic gold medal has surfaced and is now on the auction block. Found stored away in a neighbor's garage, the historic piece is up for grabs at Lelands auction house, with bidding open until December 6.

Boxing fans love debates on similar topics, and the legendary Lennox Lewis (41-2-1, 32 KOs) recently presented his list of the five greatest boxers of all time. It is worth noting that the three-time world heavyweight champion himself is not included in this list. However, it can be noted that heavyweight boxers dominate the top five.

Joe Bugner, the boxer who stood toe-to-toe with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, has died at 75 in Australia. The Hungarian-born fighter left a mark on the heavyweight division of the 1970s and later found success as an actor.

David Haye, a former world champion boxer, says Muhammad Ali is the greatest heavyweight of all time. Haye shared his opinion during a recent chat with Froch on Fighting.

Larry Holmes, the former heavyweight champion, believes Muhammad Ali would knock out Mike Tyson in a hypothetical matchup. Holmes, who fought both legendary boxers, shared his thoughts on this long-debated fantasy showdown.

Dwight Muhammad Qawi, the former two-division world champion known as "The Camden Buzzsaw," has died at 72 after a long battle with dementia. Qawi fought the condition for over a decade, facing it with the same grit and resilience that defined his boxing career.

Bob Arum, the 93-year-old boxing promoter, has named Muhammad Ali as the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time. Arum's long career in boxing gives his opinion significant weight.

Wladimir Klitschko has picked Muhammad Ali as the greatest boxer of all time. The former heavyweight champion didn't think twice when asked about the best fighter in history during a recent chat with DAZN Boxing.

Mike Tyson and George Foreman never got to face each other in the ring. But legendary coach and analyst Teddy Atlas thinks he knows how it would've gone down.

Tony Bellew, the former cruiserweight world champion, has picked Roy Jones Jr. as the greatest boxer of all time. Bellew shared his opinion in a recent social media post, showing he's still passionate about the sport even after hanging up his gloves.