Fabio Wardley, a British heavyweight boxer, has confidently predicted that he will end his rematch with Daniel Dubois within four rounds when they face off again on 17 October at London’s O2 Arena. The first encounter between the two fighters in May was a world title bout that ended with Wardley being stopped by Dubois in the 11th round. Despite dropping Dubois in the first and third rounds, Wardley was unable to maintain his advantage and was ultimately defeated. Now, Wardley is focused on making adjustments to his performance in the rematch, believing that significant changes in style or strategy are not necessary. Wardley’s confidence stems from his belief that he can correct the mistakes from the first fight. When asked how he expects the rematch to conclude, he stated, “Within four rounds.” His remarks suggest he is targeting a quick victory, possibly through a knockout or technical decision, and is determined to avoid the outcome of the first fight. Wardley’s trainer, Ben Davison, faced criticism after the first fight for not stopping the bout earlier. The scrutiny resurfaced when Davison was coaching Moses Itauma in a later fight, where Itauma was stopped in the ninth round. Despite appearing to be winning most rounds, Itauma seemed to tire and was taken to the hospital after the bout. Davison’s decision to stop the fight was questioned, as referee Howard Foster had already signaled the end of the match. The event took place at the same O2 Arena where Wardley and Dubois had fought earlier in the night to announce their rematch. Wardley expressed surprise at the amount of criticism directed at Davison, calling it “delusional” that his trainer is receiving so much scrutiny after a loss. He admitted he is “almost in shock” by the level of attention and said the criticism has only fueled his determination. Wardley emphasized his trust in his coaching team, including long-time trainer Robert Hodgins and Davison, who has been with him for five to seven years. He is focused on proving his team’s capabilities in the rematch and is determined to make his critics take notice.