Martin Domin is the Editor at Mirror Fighting. He covers boxing and mixed martial arts, exploring everything from small hall shows to major events on the Las Vegas strip, with a keen interest in all aspects of organized violence. Martin's work has been featured in various outlets including Dublin Live, Irish Star US, and the Daily Record.
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Fabio Wardley will be desperate to avenge his defeat by Daniel Dubois when the heavyweight rivals clash in a not-to-be-missed heavyweight rematch
Daniel Dubois demolished Fabio Wardley in just two rounds in their rematch.
Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley clashed in a rematch of their heavyweight slugfest in May with Dubos putting his world title on the line in London
Dubois retained his WBO world heavyweight title with a brutal second-round stoppage of Wardley in London on Saturday night
Tyson Fury warned Anthony Joshua he faces the same punishment as Fabio Wardley after he was bashed up by Daniel Dubois
Fabio Wardley has been advised to retire immediately after his brutal defeat by Daniel Dubois
Anthony Joshua has vowed to embrace the pressure ahead of his clash with Tyson Fury
Dalton Smith defends his super-lightweight world title against Alberto Puello in a dangerous homecoming bout in Sheffield tonight
Tyson Fury has been backed to take advantage of Anthony Joshua's weakening punch resistance and stop his rival.
Tyson Fury has been backed to knock out Anthony Joshua inside three rounds. The heavyweight rivals will clash in Cardiff on December 11 as they look to settle their decade-long rivalry.
