Fabio Wardley 243 vs. Justin Huni 248 – Official weigh -in results for Dazn

The unbeaten Fabio Wardley weighed at 243 pounds, while his opponent Justis Huni on Friday, on Friday, on Friday, their 12-round battle for the WBA-Tuss-End Heavyweight title on this Saturday, June 7 at Portman Road Football Ground in Ipswich, England.

Wardley nose injury

Fabio’s nose still marked today of his fight against Frazer Clarke in their first fight in 2024. It will be a target for Huni (12-0, 7 COs) to strive on Saturday. Fortunately for Wardley (18-0-1, 17 COs), Huni is not a big puncher because he would harm if he has any power. If you are Huni, target that nose and rearrange it early to make it difficult for Wardley to breathe.

Wardley-Huni Fight Time, Dazn

Wardley-Huni will be shown Live on dazn. The main card starts at 14:00 ET / 11:00 pt. The Ringwalks for the main event between Wardley and Huni are approximately at 16:30 ET / 13:30 pt.

The winner of Saturday’s collision between Wardley and Huni is allegedly fighting for the WBA ‘ordinary’ title in the end of 2025 against Kubrat Pulev or Michael Hunter.

Fans have not yet shown much interest in the Wardley against Huni fight for obvious reasons. Although the WBA-Tuss-entitlement title is at stake, people see it as a low-level competition that involves heavyweights on the bottom on the edge level. They do not see it as a fight that should involve the WBA -Tussentage belt, because none of these guys have distinguished themselves on the world scene.

The heavyweight Dillian Whyte chose not to fight on Saturday’s map. According to Wardley, they could not find a suitable opponent to fight on short notice.

It’s just as good. The way in which 37-year-old Whyte looked in his last few fights would probably lose any scrub that was unearthed. At this late stage of Dillian’s career, he has nothing left and barely keeps things along with the help of poor matchmaking.

“I see a compulsory shot for a world title. After this battle, or maybe at the end of the year in January or February next year, I feel that I will be very in the front row to get me a title,” Fabio Wardley told IFl TV About what he expects to happen when he overcomes against Justis Huni on Saturday.

Dillian Whyte pulls out of card

“It’s a breakaway in my hometown. It would have been fantastic to have him on the map. It was relatively short notice to find him a good caliber opponent. That’s what we’re trying to do,” Wardley said about Dillian Whyte pulling out of the map.

“We didn’t just want to tackle him for the sake of the sake. He doesn’t want to fight with an old body and skip them in a round or two. It does not benefit anyone. So we couldn’t find a high enough caliber opponent in enough time. He also worked on something big in the background, and it is for him to say. That is why we just thought as a whole team that ‘this is not the right one to be on. ”

Weights

• Vacant WBA -Tuss -interest heavyweight championship – 12 x 3 min rounds: Fabio Wardley (243 pounds / 110.2 kg) vs Justis Huni (248 pounds / 112.5 kg)

• WBC International & Vacant Ebu European Super-Lightweight Championships-12 x 3 min Rounds: Pierce O’Leary (139.5 pounds / 63.3 kg) vs Liam Dillon (139.8 pounds / 63.4 kg)

• WBO European Heavyweight Championship – 10 x 3 min rounds: Nelson Hysa (255 pounds / 115.7 kg) vs Patrick short (239 pounds / 108.4 kg)

• WBA Continental Cruiserweight Championship – 10 x 3 min rounds: Mike Perez (198 pound / 89.8 kg) vs. Steven Ward (199 pound / 90.3 kg)

• Super-Bantamweight competition-4 x 3 min rounds: Jack Williams (120,14 pounds / 54.5 kg) vs Fernando Joaquin Valdez (126.1 pounds / 57.2 kg)

• Middleweight competition – 6 x 3 min rounds: Lewis Richardson (159.15 pounds / 72.2 kg) vs Dmitri Protunas (159.12 pounds / 72.4 kg)

• Lightweight game – 6 x 2 min rounds: Lillie Winch (128.1 pound / 58.1 kg) vs. Katerina Dvorakova (127.1 pounds / 57.7 kg)

• Featherweight match – 8 x 3 min rounds: Umar Khan (127,15 pounds / 57.7 kg) vs Moises Garcia (129.13 pounds / 58.8 kg)

• Super-Featherweight Contest-6 x 3 min rounds: Billy Adams (133.8 pounds / 60.7 kg) vs Alexander Morales (132.9 pounds / 60.3 kg)