His opponents went 442–134–14 against the rest of the world and 0–25 against Oleksandr Usyk
Live version: https://usyk.pages.dev/ Each faint line is the cumulative career record of one fighter (+1 for a win, −1 for a loss, 0 for a draw), and every line is aligned on the same moment: the night they fought Oleksandr Usyk. That fight is the gold bar — stacked bottom-to-top chronologically, from Felipe Romero in 2013 to Rico Verhoeven in 2026.
A few things the data says:
\- Usyk is 25–0 across these bouts (22 unique opponents; Fury, Joshua and Dubois got rematches — it didn't help)
\- Combined, his opponents went 442–134–14 against everyone else, and 0–25 against him
\- For two of them (including Tyson Fury), the only losses of their entire career are to Usyk
\- 15 of the 25 wins didn't need the scorecards (5 KO, 10 TKO)
\- The ladder spans undisputed cruiserweight, undisputed heavyweight, and a crossover bout against kickboxing's heavyweight king
Data source: fight records compiled from BoxRec/Wikipedia into a CSV of 640 bouts (each opponent's full pro career, not just their Usyk fight).
Tools: D3.js v7 + vanilla JavaScript, no framework or build step. Timeline alignment: every fighter's x-axis is shifted so their Usyk bout lands at the same position; y-position of the gold bar encodes the actual fight date.