A fiery Romanian stole all eyes at Olekdandr Usky's match with Daniel Dubois. The Ukrainian was darker with the girl
Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk (38, 24-0) administered a KO of sensation to British Daniel Dubois (27, 22-3) and became a world champion and owner of all belts, in front of 90,000 spectators.
Patricia Elena (left), present on Wembley with his girlfriend, Mila Mackay
The show was an incendiary one, but one of the main attractions was Patricia Elena, a Romanian established in England, who stole all the viewers, on the stage on Wembley.
“At 38, it's just the beginning! I'm a young guy, remember this. I want to thank Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, my team and you, the people present on Wembley. It's for my people this victory!
Now I want to rest, I don't know what's next. I want home, my family, in children. I want a break. Over 2-3 months … to rest. Then maybe it's Tyson Fury again! Maybe Derek Chisora, maybe Anthony Joshua, maybe Parker. But I really don't know. Now I want home! ”Oleksandr usyk said at the end of the fight.
Patricia Elena made rage when she climbed in the wembley ring
The model in Romania was present at the event, along with his friend, Lux Mila Mackay. At the end of the fight, the two young people received autographs from Oleksandr usyk, even on the clothing worn by the two in the ring.
Followed by over 37,000 interns on Instagram, the brunette shared with fans a video that embodied all the key moments of the evening. When leaving the stadium, Usyk stopped for a moment and signed the Romanian stage boxers.
Over $ 130 million for USYK
Regarding the total amount that was put into play for the event held in Wembley, Usyk and Dubois registered major revenues. The total amount exceeded $ 203 million, about 150 million pounds. Officially, this was the largest amount allocated for a heavy category duel, in the history of boxing.
Following negotiations, Oleksandr Usyk received 65% of the prize, which is about $ 133 million. Dubois, on the other hand, received only 35%, respectively $ 72 million. Moreover, the revenues of the two fighters increased considerably, following sponsorships, TV rights, but also from the sale of tickets.
