Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois both enjoyed a 2024 to remember, one year after their own head-to-head meeting.

The two heavyweights who currently own all the divisional hardware are well represented, with nominations in multiple categories for this year's The Ring Magazine Awards.

Dubois (22-2, 21 KOs), The Ring No. 2 heavyweight contender and reigning IBF titlist, received four nominations (Male Fighter, Knockout, Comeback, Upset). The red-hot Londoner also scored knockout wins in two of the nominated Event of the Year entries.

His year to remember followed a mixed bag in 2023 where he suffered a ninth-round knockout to Ukraine’s Usyk (23-0, 14 KOs) in their Ring/WBA/IBF/WBO heavyweight championship clash.

Usyk twice defended The Ring heavyweight championship—both in wins over The Ring No. 1 heavyweight contender Tyson Fury (34-2-1, 24 KOs). His win in their first fight crowned the division’s first undisputed champ since 1999.

The pair of victories put Usyk in the running for his second Male Fighter of the Year award. His first clash with Fury also earned nominations for Best Fight, Round (ninth) and Event.

Below are the nominees for each of the ten categories. All winners will be revealed during the inaugural ceremony for The Ring Magazine Awards this Saturday at Old Royal Naval College in London, England.

Artur Beterbiev

Oscar Collazo

Daniel Dubois

Junto Nakatani

Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez

Oleksandr Usyk

Seniesa Estrada

Gabriela Fundora

Mikaela Mayer

Amando Serrano

Claressa Shields

Katie Taylor

Raymond Ford TKO12 Otabek Kholmatov

Fabio Wardley D12 Frazer Clarke (first fight)

Oleksandr Usyk SD12 Tyson Fury (first fight)

Fernando Martinez UD12 Kazuto Ioka

Vergil Ortiz MD12 Serhii Bohachuk

Artur Beterbiev MD12 Dmitry Bivol

Anthony Joshua KO2 Francis Ngannou

Zhilei Zhang KO5 Deontay Wilder

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis KO8 Frank Martin

Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez KO7 Juan Francisco Estrada

Daniel Dubois KO5 Anthony Joshua

Fabio Wardley KO1 Frazer Clarke (second fight)

Nick Ball

Billy Dib

Daniel Dubois

Angelo Leo

Pedro Taduran

Masamichi Yabuki

Upset

Brian Norman KO10 Giovanni Santillan

Liam Paro SD12 Subriel Matias

Angelo Leo KO10 Luis Alberto Lopez

Daniel Dubois KO5 Anthony Joshua

Bakhram Murtazaliev KO3 Tim Tszyu

Bruno Surace KO6 Jaime Munguia

Raymond Ford-Otabek Kholmatov, round 12

Oleksand Usyk-Tyson Fury I, round 9

Stephen McKenna-Joe Laws, round 1

Vergil Ortiz-Serhii Bohachuk, round 9

Artur Beterbiev-Dmitry Bivol, round 10

Abdullah Mason-Yohan Vasquez, round 1

Yoneli Hernandez

Moses Itauma

Abdullah Mason

Jhon Orobio

Dainier Peró

Emiliano Vargas

Don Charles

Robert Garcia

Rudy Hernandez

Andy Lee

Marc Ramsay

Bob Santos

Knockout Chaos (Anthony Joshua-Francis Ngannou)

Naoya Inoue Luis Nery (first boxing event at Tokyo Dome in 34 years)

Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury I (first undisputed heavyweight championship since 1999)

Terence Crawford-Israil Madrimov (Riyadh Season US Launch)

Riyadh: Wembley Edition (Daniel Dubois-Anthony Joshua)

Seven Title Fight Weekend In Tokyo (Oct. 13-14)