Fabio Wardley’s reality test comes against Joseph Parker

Fabio Wardley says he and his team compile a “full -fledged game plan” as their most important “Plan A” strategy to defeat Joseph Parker on October 25 in the O2 Arena in London.

Wardley (19-0-1, 18 COs) will not depend on his power play alone to defeat the WBO tussente heavyweight champion Parker (36-3, 24 COs). He has to come up with another strategy, because Parker has the experience of using his mistakes when he fights recklessly, such as against Justis Huni.

Wardley’s risky make -up plan

‘We compile a full -fledged play plan, and this is plan A. I trust in my power against Parker and everyone in this section. I can knock someone out. Parker has proven that he, if knocked, can rise again and go through himself, ‘said Fabio Wardley to Ring magazine About his fight against Joseph Parker on October 25.

Wardley is too focused on his power, and he does not have to develop his skills to find another way to win fights. Part of the reason Fabio shouldn’t have to do is because his opposition in his eight -year career was largely domestic level.

Some of the fighters Wardley has fought since 2022:

• Frazier Clarke x 2
• Chris Healey
• Nathan Gorman
• David Adelye

“I have to be smart and strategic about how I go about getting the end point,” Wardley said of his plans to defeat Parker.

Why Parker thrives against wild men

It’s a good idea for Wardley not to come out, to fight like a wild man against Parker, because he could pull out like Martin Bakole.

The problem with Wardley is that he has always been just a Slugger in every fight he was in. His recent upcoming tenth-round victory over Justin Huni on June 7, 2025, was a perfect example of that.

Fabio swung to the fences in each round and cut off his head through Huni. If not for Wardley who achieved a desperate ko of the tenth round, he would surely have lost. Until then, he looks hopelessly lost.

For Wardley to change his style style for the Parker competition, a lot of discipline will take from returning to how he normally fights. I don’t know if he can do it. If he can’t do that, Parker’s chances of winning will be high, and he can finish with the Huni and Frazier Clarke.

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