Rico Verhoeven is set to challenge Oleksandr Usyk for the WBC heavyweight championship at the Pyramids of Giza, marking only his second professional boxing bout. Despite being the underdog, Verhoeven's former opponent, Janos Finfera, believes he has the potential to upset Usyk, emphasizing that in heavyweight boxing, 'one punch can end the match.' Finfera, who faced Verhoeven in 2014, recalled his own experience of being knocked down and acknowledged Verhoeven's natural fighting abilities, including his height and reach advantage. Usyk, an Olympic champion and former undisputed champion, is favored due to his impressive boxing career, including a fifth-round victory over Daniel Dubois to claim the WBC title. While many view the fight as a mismatch, promoter Eddie Hearn highlights Verhoeven's unique capabilities, suggesting that his success in kickboxing could translate into boxing. If Verhoeven wins, it would be one of the biggest upsets in boxing history, surpassing legendary victories such as Andy Ruiz Jr.'s win over Anthony Joshua in 2019.