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Daniel Dubois retains his WBO title against Fabio Wardley

Dubois dominated from the opening bell and improved to 24-3 with 23 knockouts, while Wardley suffered his second professional loss.

  • On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Daniel Dubois retained his WBO world heavyweight title, defeating Fabio Wardley via second-round technical knockout at London's O2 Arena.
  • Five months after their first fight, Dubois dominated the rematch, having already defeated Wardley in May with an 11th-round victory in their initial encounter.
  • Dubois scored a knockdown 15 seconds into the bout, overwhelming Wardley until Referee Steve Gray stopped the contest after trainer Ben Davison threw in the towel in round two.
  • Post-Fight, Dubois told the crowd "are you not entertained?" before IBF champion Filip Hrgovic entered the ring to confront him, as the champion declared "it was my time, and my era."
  • Promoter Frank Warren indicated next year will feature heavyweight unification bouts, while Wardley confirmed he will recover and fight on despite the decisive loss.
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British boxer Daniel Dubois successfully defended his WBO heavyweight title at London's O2 Arena. He defeated compatriot Fabio Wardley in a rematch, forcing him to submit in the second round after Wardley's team conceded defeat and threw in the towel.

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Daniel Dubois remains world champion in heavyweight. His opponent could not hold on to his feet for long.

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In the duel of British knockout experts, Daniel Dubois also won the rematch against Fabio Wardley and defended the world champion title in heavyweight after the WBO version.

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Daniel Dubois kept the Global Boxing Organization's heavyweight title after an overwhelming victory over Fabio Wardley in the second round, challenging Hargovic to regain his previous belt.

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The Wbo World Heavyweight Championship dominated by London's two rounds. It could be the turning point for a guy known for his addiction relationship with his parent Dave

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Boxing News 24 broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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