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Okolie eyes top prize with chains broken
Sunday Express
|June 15, 2025
LAWRENCE OKOLIE insists the “chains are off at heavyweight” and he would back himself to beat the winner of Oleksandr Usyk’s clash with Daniel Dubois.
The British fighter has moved up from cruiserweight, where he won a world title, and is now competing at heavyweight.
Okolie, 32, will have his second fight in the division when he faces Kevin Lerena on the undercard of Usyk and Dubois, who battle for the undisputed crown at Wembley on July 19.
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