Daniel Dubois

The first fight was a classic, and the rematch is guaranteed to be equally entertaining, as the WBO world heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois (23-3, 22

Frank Warren still views Daniel Dubois against Fabio Wardley as a 50-50 fight heading into Saturday night at the O2 Arena in London. Even though

Fabio Wardley believes Daniel Dubois faces the greater pressure in their rematch, with the champion needing to repeat his victory against a challenger who believes

As the WBO world title fight between Champion Daniel Dubois and Challenger and former WBO Champion Fabio Wardley in The O2 Arena in London, England

Fabio Wardley has dismissed Derek Chisora’s prediction that the Daniel Dubois rematch could be his final fight, pointing to the veteran’s own refusal to retire.

Fabio Wardley could be racing against time to stop Daniel Dubois in Saturday’s rematch, with his damaged nose threatening to undermine his attempt to reclaim

Coming up this Saturday on the 17th of October, from The O2 Arena in London, in a heavyweight championship showdown that will be streamed live

Saturday’s DAZN pay-per-view puts nearly all the pressure on Daniel Dubois against Fabio Wardley. Look past that headline attraction, because the undercard barely gives fans

Fabio Wardley expects his rematch with Daniel Dubois to finish early, with either heavyweight capable of ending the fight before it reaches the later rounds.

Fabio Wardley believes Daniel Dubois’ decision to take a knee in their first fight revealed a weakness he could exploit again, saying that he needed