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Daniel Dubois retains WBO heavyweight title

Daniel Dubois dominated fellow British boxer Fabio Wardley in a second-round stoppage to retain his WBO heavyweight title in London.

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Daniel Dubois dominated fellow British boxer Fabio Wardley in a second-round stoppage to retain his WBO heavyweight title in London.

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Daniel Dubois successfully defended his WBO heavyweight title against Fabio Wardley, winning by a second-round stoppage in London. The 29-year-old champion extended his professional record, with 24 wins, including 23 by knockout, solidifying his position as Britain's leading heavyweight.

Following this victory, Dubois is expected to face a challenge from Croatian Filip Hrgovic, the IBF champion, although it is unclear when this matchup will occur. Daniel Dubois dominated fellow British boxer Fabio Wardley in a second-round stoppage to retain his WBO heavyweight title in London.

This win further establishes Dubois as a formidable force in the heavyweight division. His next title defense may be against Filip Hrgovic, who holds the IBF championship title.

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  1. aljazeera-world
  2. bbc-top

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