It's fair to say there's no love lost between Fabio Wardley and Jarrell Miller. The pair are due to clash on June 7 at Ipswich Town's home stadium Portman Road for the WBA 'interim' heavyweight title, with the fight to be streamed live on DAZN. But both men nearly got into it two months early at Monday's press conference, which took place at Portman Road, as 'Big Baby' Miller shoved Wardley in the face following an onstage fracas which security had to diffuse.

FABIO WARDLEY WILL live the dream of his longed-for homecoming fight when he faces American giant Jarrell Miller at Portman Road, the home of Ipswich Town FC, with the interim WBA World Heavyweight Championship on the line.

Fabio Wardley and Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller are finalizing a deal for a June 7 heavyweight fight at Portman Stadium in Wardley’s hometown of Ipswich, England, sources told The Ring.

Heavyweight contender Fabio Wardley moved a step closer to his dream fight at Portman Road after Ipswich Town submitted an application to host boxing events at the stadium.

Fabio Wardley has named a trio of American heavyweight contenders as options for his next fight, should it not prove to be Kubrat Pulev next. Keen to finally headline a card at his beloved Portman Road this summer, the Ipswich man accepts logistics and circumstances outside his control could make that a difficult eventuality.

FABIO WARDLEY has explained his decision to vacate the British heavyweight title amid rumours of a clash with WBA regular champion Kubrat Pulev. The 30-year-old has held the Lonsdale belt since he dismantled Nathan Gorman inside three rounds at Wembley Arena back in November 2022.

Fabio Wardley had been awaiting news on his next fight but it looks like an opponent has been settled on for him. The WBA have put out their latest resolution, and at heavyweight, their 'Regular' champion Kubrat Pulev (32-3, 14 KOs) has been ordered to defend against Ipswich's Wardley.

FRANK Warren's new DAZN partnership came with the sort of heavyweight headliners we're used to seeing feature on a Riyadh Season card, like the stacked Last Crescendo bill taking place in the Saudi capital this weekend.

In his last fight back in December, heavyweight contender Fabio Wardley made a huge statement when he knocked out Olympian Frazer Clarke in the first round of their rematch.

Grateful for the time he's spent away from the boxing ring in recent months, Frazer Clarke is now ready to put his chastening defeat to Fabio Wardley behind him. Clarke (8-1-1, 6 KOs) and Wardley (18-0-1, 17 KOs) fought each other twice in 2024. Their first battle was nominated for The Ring's Fight of the Year award while their second bout got put up for Knockout of the Year.