Dubois climbed off the canvas twice in the opening three rounds of the Brits’ brutal first clash in May and will look for a repeat against Wardley tonight

Fabio Wardley's manager, Michael Ofo, has accused Daniel Dubois of landing illegal shots during their initial heavyweight world title clash in May. Ahead of their rematch in London, Ofo alleged that Dubois utilized headbutts, rabbit punches, and illegal tackling before securing an 11th-round stoppage victory. Ofo stressed that Wardley's team will pressure officials to prevent similar tactics in the sequel.
Wardley returns to the ring 161 days following his first career loss, defending his decision to accept an immediate rematch despite outside concerns over recovery time. Dubois enters the fight as the favorite to defend his title, stating he feels stronger than in their first bout.
Fabio Wardley ‘Didn’t Look Right’ Backstage Before Daniel Dubois KOGive Me Sport
WBA Has ‘Completely Lost Control’ Over World Title FiascoWorld Boxing News
Frank Warren eyeing huge title unification fights for Daniel Dubois after demolishing Fabio Wardley in rematchThe Sun UK
Fabio Wardley landed just 4 punches in brutal Daniel Dubois KODaily Mirror
Fabio Wardley landed just 4 punches in brutal Daniel Dubois KODaily Mirror
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