Comments Thread For: Fabio Wardley 'not planning on rolling over for Oleksandr Usyk'

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Fabio Wardley is relishing the prospect of fighting Oleksandr Usyk after stopping Joseph Parker to record his finest victory...
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[hugh grant]

You are on paper the 3rd best, so nobody expects you to roll over

[Jab jab boom]

Either way he’ll get rolled over. Super lucky that he had hometown officiating yesterday that clearly wanted to favor the desperation of British boxing to maintain some level of relevancy.

[Coverdale]

Either way he’ll get rolled over. Super lucky that he had hometown officiating yesterday that clearly wanted to favor the desperation of British boxing to maintain some level of relevancy.

Yeah, that's why Foster clearly helped Parker in the second round. There's no conspiracy you paranoid weirdo.

[Smash]

“With all the criticism about this being a pay-per-view fight... Should have charged three times the money for it and you wouldn’t have got any complaints from anybody"

well ok then lol

[daggum]

Yeah, that's why Foster clearly helped Parker in the second round. There's no conspiracy you paranoid weirdo.

Foster and wardley have a history of early stoppages just watch tbe coffie fight. Im sure later in tbe fight foster was kicking himself for not taking tbe opportunity to give wardley the win in the 2nd and he knew if another chance came he wouldn't pass it up and he didnt. Obviously it looks criminal to anyone paying attention but he gave himself enough plausible deniability to escape justice.

[Roberto Vasquez]

Wardley has been lucky in so many fights. There is no way it will continue against Uysk.

Why does Usyk only fight British fighters though?? We could do with another nationality getting a pop at the champ.

[Pulmonary Embolii]

Either way he’ll get rolled over. Super lucky that he had hometown officiating yesterday that clearly wanted to favor the desperation of British boxing to maintain some level of relevancy.

I'm not sure what you mean by "relevancy". The United Kingdom (which is bigger than just Britain) would fit inside the state borders of Texas more than 3 times over. The population of the USA is 4 times larger than the UK, nevermind Britain. Britain is not even in the largest top ten populations in the world, the USA is. Britain is not desperate for relevancy, it just enjoys whatever success it achieves in any sport. Shouldn't even be on the radar for fans of other sporting nations. Stop being obsessed, you're wasting your time.

Anyway, if you read the article Fabio said he would like to fight in the USA next. Ungrateful ratbag, after all that "hometown officiating".

[daggum]

I'm not sure what you mean by "relevancy". The United Kingdom (which is bigger than just Britain) would fit inside the state borders of Texas more than 3 times over. The population of the USA is 4 times larger than the UK, nevermind Britain. Britain is not even in the largest top ten populations in the world, the USA is. Britain is not desperate for relevancy, it just enjoys whatever success it achieves in any sport. Shouldn't even be on the radar for fans of other sporting nations. Stop being obsessed, you're wasting your time.

Anyway, if you read the article Fabio said he would like to fight in the USA next. Ungrateful ratbag, after all that "hometown officiating".

and im sure he would have liked to knockout parker, but he didnt.

[daggum]

Wardley has been lucky in so many fights. There is no way it will continue against Uysk.

Why does Usyk only fight British fighters though?? We could do with another nationality getting a pop at the champ.

its not luck though...coffie early stoppage. huni early stoppage. parker early stoppage. this is how you create "stars" and "big punchers" yet these big punchers cant seem to score legitimate knockouts and need help from little refs? weird. imagine being wardley right now thinking you are the "sh-it" even though almost all your fights are laughable farces. wardley is the type of guy that would say "check the box score" or something to deflect away from his fraudulence