Fabio Wardley Sets His Sights on Greater Aspirations, Ready to Leave British Title Behind

Wardley Reflects on His Win and Pursues New Challenges 

Following an impressive first-round knockout of Frazer Clarke, British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Fabio Wardley, 29 is eager to reach beyond the domestic boxing scene. He views his decisive victory over Clarke as a pivotal moment in his career, solidifying his status as a serious contender in the heavyweight division. With his promoter, Frank Warren indicating plans to arrange a match for Wardley against a top-10 opponent soon, he is enthusiastic about the prospect of more significant fights on the horizon. 

While acknowledging the honor of holding the British title, Wardley is keen to explore greater opportunities, stating, “There are bigger and better opportunities out there. It’s time for the new guys to have their shot.” This statement reflects his ambition to challenge himself against the best and elevate his career to new heights.

Itauma and Fisher Await Their Chance as Wardley Looks Forward

As Wardley aims for new ambitions, fellow rising heavyweights Moses Itauma and Johnny Fisher are also making strides in the boxing world. Both undefeated fighters are set to compete on the undercard of the highly anticipated Oleksandr Usyk – Tyson Fury II fight in Riyadh. Itauma is poised to face Australia’s Demsey McKean, while Fisher will take on Dave Allen, both showcasing promising performances throughout 2024.

Wardley’s intention to vacate the British title could create valuable opportunities for these emerging stars to assert themselves in the heavyweight division. “I’m not one to block anyone,” Wardley emphasized, highlighting his readiness to step aside and allow new contenders to make their mark. As he looks toward the future, Wardley is prepared to embrace the challenges that lie ahead, signaling a dynamic shift in the heavyweight landscape and opening the door for a new generation of fighters eager to claim their place in the ring.