FABIO Wardley remains to be in want of an opponent for his first British heavyweight title defence.
The 28-year-old champion seemed set to face obligatory challenger former Frazer Clarke. Purse bids for the fight have been due earlier right this moment however the former Olympic bronze medallist and his promoter Ben Shalom pulled out.
Prior to right this moment’s developments Wardley’s promoter Eddie Hearn had talked about two different future opponents. Solomon Dacres and David Adeleye. Dacres can also be a part of the Matchroom steady and the present English champion. Adeleye is promoted by Frank Warren.
During fight week actions for his final bout against Michael Polite Coffie each Wardley 16-0 (15) and Adeleye 11-0 (10) have been filmed having a dialog that some could have thought was a confrontation. The contender gave the impression to be making some extent, letting Wardley know that he was able to fight him. Should the 26-year-old turn into the challenger then Wardley is comfortable to take him on.
“That fight would gain interest and it’s definitely one of interest 1000 per cent. It’s a definitely a fight I’d take,” Wardley advised Boxing News.
“It depends on what the [British Boxing] board do. Maybe they mandate them, maybe they don’t. Maybe the give me a voluntary, who knows. We kinda have to sit and wait for a little bit to see how things pan out. Can’t make any plans until we know what everyone around me is doing and we’ll move from there. It’s definitely on the cards and definitely something I want to do.”
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