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Dubois Overcomes Two Knockdowns to Claim WBO Heavyweight Title from Wardley

Daniel Dubois overcame two early knockdowns to defeat Fabio Wardley in the 11th round, claiming the WBO heavyweight title despite severe injuries.

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Dubois Triumphs Over Wardley in Intense Heavyweight Bout

Daniel Dubois endured two knockdowns, including one within the first 10 seconds, to defeat a valiant and bloodied Fabio Wardley in the 11th round of a gripping heavyweight contest, securing his status as a two-time world champion.

Wardley initially floored Dubois with a precise right hand early in the fight and knocked him down again in the third round. Despite these setbacks, Dubois recovered and launched a relentless series of powerful punches.

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The Ipswich native, suffering from a broken nose and a swollen eye that was nearly shut, staggered throughout the ring but remained standing and continued to retaliate.

As the match progressed into a challenging phase, the referee ultimately decided to stop the fight. Wardley, visibly distraught, dropped to his knees while Dubois celebrated winning the WBO heavyweight championship.

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