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Seven months after Fabio Wardley and Fraser Clarke bludgeoned each other to a split decision draw in London, Wardley took no time to settle their dispute, knocking out Clarke inside a round...
Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke couldn’t be separated at the conclusion, in March, of 12 of the hardest-fought rounds of 2024. Their fight for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles was scored 115-112 in Clarke’s favour, 114-113 to Wardley, and 113-113. Wardley consistently had blood pouring from his nose – it was only upon their arrival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for their rematch that he clarified that it had not been broken – and Clarke recovered from a knockdown to perhaps do enough to deserve to win.
Frazer Clarke has been picking Lennox Lewis’ brains ahead of his rematch with British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion, Fabio Wardley, which takes place in Saudi Arabia this weekend.
Fabio Wardley expects to go to the same dark place again when he rematches Frazer Clarke on October 12
Fabio Wardley said he had “zero doubt” about taking the rematch with Frazer Clarke.
Fabio Wardley believes Frazer Clarke cannot perform any better in their rematch on October 12
Frank Warren and Queensberry Promotions have signed heavyweight Fabio Wardley to a multi-fight promotional agreement.
Aside from the punches thrown and the damage done, what made the British heavyweight title fight between Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke such a thrilling spectacle had a lot to do with its purity and its heart. It was, in short, a British heavyweight title fight done right; the way it should be done. It had been talked about, it had been built up, and then, crucially, at just the right time, it had been delivered, expertly.
Frazer Clarke has confirmed that an agreement has been reached for a rematch with the British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Fabio Wardley
The standout news from the latest British Boxing Board of Control championship circular was the confirmation that a deal has been reached for Fabio Wardley, 17-0-1 (16 KOs), to defend his British heavyweight title against Frazer Clarke, 8-0-1 (6 KOs) in a rematch.