Steve Bunce looks at the risks of an immediate rematch between heavyweight Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley and what is at stake for both fighters.

Daniel Dubois defends his WBO heavyweight title against Fabio Wardley at London's O2 Arena on Saturday in a rematch of their May bout. Wardley suffered an 11th-round stoppage loss in their first encounter after sustaining heavy damage, including a facial cut. BBC analyst Steve Bunce examines the high stakes and physical risks for both British heavyweights ahead of the contest.
Bunce argues that Wardley is taking an enormous gamble by returning so quickly following their grueling original meeting. However, Bunce also suggests a repeat stoppage victory for Dubois would cement him as the most marketable fighter in the division, potentially lining up future blockbuster bouts against the winner of Tyson Fury versus Anthony Joshua.
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