Dubois retained his WBO world heavyweight title with a brutal second-round stoppage of Wardley in London on Saturday night

Daniel Dubois retained his WBO world heavyweight title with a dominant second-round stoppage victory over Fabio Wardley in their rematch. Punch statistics revealed a heavily one-sided contest, with Wardley landing only four of 27 punches thrown before the fight was waved off with 39 seconds left in the second round.
Dubois landed 60 of 119 total punches, including 51 power shots, repeatedly rocking Wardley from the opening bell. The dominant victory successfully marked Dubois' first defense of the title he originally took from Wardley in May, positioning the Londoner for potential heavyweight unification bouts.
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