On Saturday, Oleksandr Usyk, the reigning WBC heavyweight champion, will defend his title against Rico Verhoeven, a kickboxing world champion, in Egypt. This fight is notable not only for its unusual location but also because it marks Verhoeven's second boxing match and his first since 2014. At 37 years old, Verhoeven aims to achieve what could be one of the biggest upsets in boxing history against the 39-year-old Usyk, who boasts a nearly 17-year winning streak. Predictions from various boxing experts overwhelmingly favor Usyk, with many anticipating a stoppage victory. Former WBC cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew predicts Usyk will win by stoppage in round six, while Malik Scott, a former boxer and trainer, expects a stoppage between rounds four and eight. Other experts, including Terence Crawford and Eddie Hearn, echo the sentiment that Usyk will dominate the fight, although they acknowledge Verhoeven's unpredictability and power. Overall, the boxing community is eager to see if Usyk can continue his dominance or if Verhoeven can pull off a historic upset.