The Usyk is a gold medal gold medalist, triple undisputed world champion and undefeated in 24 professional bouts.
Oleksandr Usyk declares he intends to remain active for the next 24 months and aims to return to the ring in the year 2026, but has excluded a match with British heavyweight Moses Itauma.
The Ukrainian fighter, 38, beat Daniel Dubois at the London venue in July to achieve status as a two-time unified titleholder.
The Ukrainian, who also once owned every recognized world titles at the cruiserweight division, had earlier suggested that he'd only box just one more time before retiring.
But, the pound-for-pound star appears to have reversed that intention.
"I will continue until I reach 41," Usyk told the Ready to Fight website. "After that I'll build a boxing school - I'll work out there and train others."
The champion revealed he is back to training after being sidelined due to a injury which forced the delay of a bout with WBO mandatory challenger Joseph Parker.
He stated that, "If all goes well", he'll be back next year but dismissed young Chatham fighter Itauma as a future challenger.
"No, I refuse to face Itauma," Usyk stated. "He is youthful - constantly joking with me. He stated personally he won't strike veterans."
"I can't say which opponent [{I'll fight next|I will face next|my next bout will be against] since talks are in progress. It would be dishonest if I provided a specific boxer."
The British boxer increased his unbeaten record to thirteen victories, with eleven KOs, by stopping ex-title contender Dillian Whyte in under two minutes in August.
The WBA has instructed its regular titleholder Kubrat Pulev to meet Itauma as his next opponent, but the Bulgarian is interested to protect his title against Murat Gassiev in the UAE in December.
