Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley renew their rivalry at The O2 this weekend with both fighters having plenty to gain but also lots to lose during their anticipated rematch

Barry McGuigan argues that Daniel Dubois has everything to lose in his upcoming heavyweight rematch against Fabio Wardley at The O2. While acknowledging Wardley's toughness and intelligence, McGuigan believes the physical toll from their brutal first encounter and Wardley's recent grueling bouts will prevent him from bringing the same intensity to the rematch.
McGuigan warns that Dubois must stay cautious in the opening rounds, as early flash knockdowns remain a risk. However, he expects Dubois to utilize his powerful jab, take control of the contest, and secure a stoppage victory around the eighth or ninth round.
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