Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley 2 weights, running order, ringwalk times

Run it Back: ​Wardley vs Dubois 2 fight details

​Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley 'Run it Back' tonight, Saturday, October 17, at the O2 Arena in London, live on DAZN PPV, from 7pm BST / 2pm ET / 11am PT.

29-year-old Dubois defends his WBO world heavyweight title to the former champion, Wardley, after dethroning him last May via 11th round knockout. Two-time world heavyweight champion, Dubois was floored in the opening 10 seconds then again in the third, but he rallied back to give Ipswich FC superfan, Fabio, a bad beating that was arguably allowed to continue a couple of rounds too long. Now, the British rivals 'Run it Back' in one of the most highly-anticipated fight of the year.

Dubois and Wardley are expected to make their ringwalks between 10.15pm and 10.45pm in London, but these timings are always subject to change.

Official Weights & Running Order

From 10:15pm:
Daniel Dubois 253.9 vs Fabio Wardley 248.3

Louie O'Doherty 134.12 vs Michael Gomez Jr 134.3

Adam Olaniyan 250.15 vs Dan Garber 223.15

Bakhodir Jalolov 255.12 vs Solomon Dacres 242.9

From 7pm:
Nelson Birchall 134.12 vs Levi Giles 134.6

Prelims

Tony Curtis Jr 114.10 vs Kerim Agius 114.7

Zayn Ahmed 134.4 vs Kasey Bradnum 135.15

Leighton Birchall 128.0 vs Alejandro Morales 131.0

Mohammad Safari 120.15 vs Jake Pollard 121.0

Abdul-Fawaz Aborode 134.5 vs Rashid Omar 132.8

Aaron Noreiga 133.14 vs Leonardo Baez 129.9

Issiah Hamilton-Allen 158.8 vs Jensen Irving 158.5

Betting Odds

4/11 Dubois
14/5 Wardley
30/1 Draw

8/13 Dubois by KO / TKO / DQ
4/1 Dubois by KO / TKO / DQ

11/2 Dubois by Decision
18/1 Wardley by Decision

Top Tip: Daniel Dubois Round 4-6 @9/2

Prediction

Richard Riakporhe: “I’m leaning to Fabio, I’m leaning to him because I think he can adjust. Not in the fight the way Dubois does; I think he needs to go away and really reflect on it. All he needs to do is listen to the coach Ben Davison; they have a good game plan to beat this guy.

“I saw what they did when he landed the first right hand; [Wardley] pulled his hand down, that Wilder-type movement, bam, he put him down. If he comes with a good strategy like this and he trains well, I think he can do it. Not by a big margin, maybe 60%.”

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