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Fabio Wardley’s Team Wants Daniel Dubois Fouls Policed

Fabio Wardley’s team wants tighter control of Daniel Dubois’ head-first attacks in Saturday’s rematch, with manager Michael Ofo calling for stronger officiating after their first Fabio Wardley’s Team Wants Daniel Dubois Fouls Policed @ Boxing News 24

Published: Saturday, 17 October 2026 at 1:53 AM
Fabio Wardley’s Team Wants Daniel Dubois Fouls Policed
Key Things to Know
  • Fabio Wardley's manager Michael Ofo has demanded stronger refereeing to police Daniel Dubois' head-first collisions in their rematch.
  • Dubois' trainer Don Charles dismissed the Wardley camp's complaints as signs of insecurity and weakness.
  • Dubois previously stopped Wardley in May to win the WBO heavyweight title after surviving two knockdowns.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Fabio Wardley's manager Michael Ofo has called for stronger refereeing ahead of Saturday's heavyweight rematch against Daniel Dubois at London's O2 Arena. Ofo accused Dubois of leading with his head and tackling during their first bout in May, where Dubois overcame two knockdowns to stop Wardley and claim the WBO heavyweight title. In response, Dubois' trainer Don Charles dismissed the complaints from Wardley's camp as signs of insecurity and weakness.

Boxing News 24 notes that while Wardley's team has valid concerns regarding head collisions disrupting offensive exchanges, Wardley cannot rely solely on officiating. The outlet argues that Wardley must implement tactical adjustments, such as improving his jab, throwing combinations, and moving after punching, to discourage Dubois from driving forward.

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