Wardli for. The official Miller – a suitable scrap on the Portman Road!

This one has a little of everything: the glory of a hometown, a heavy weight, and two great players who are not tampering. Finally, Fabio Wardley fell the battle of return to the homeland that he had been knocking on – and he just returned home to get a cup. It hurt Jarrell “Big Baby” to iPSwich for a correct rupture, with a temporary WBA World Belt on the line.

Wardley: The Jarrar boy turned into a wreckball

Fabio was not defeated in 19, with 17 knockouts – not completely shy with hands. The last time on the outside, he opened the Clark Fraser on one round as it was a bar, where he brushes General Battle. He cleaned a large portion of the already local scene – Gorman, Adelei, called it whatever you want – collecting belts like stickers along the way.

Now, he was ranked first with WBA, inhaled around world title clips like a dog after bacon. This night of Portman’s road? It is personal. His words:

“I’m not just heading to the wave on the crowd. I am here to go to war. And believe me, I will deepen if I have to – blood, sweat, anything. This is everything for me.”

The big child appeared – and still loudly from ever

Jarrell Miller may be thirty -six years old, but he still has a brick and oral chin that had ten bulls before breakfast. Lucas Braun intimidated last year, and he went decent against Dubua until the legs went, then decided almost a decision on Andy Ruiz – although the judges worship him and call him a draw.

Spencer Brown, who supports Miller like my father in the Sunday League, counts:

“If I don’t think he would overpower Fabio, we will not enter a plane. Wardli is good, but he is about to know what appears to be chewing more than you can swallow.”

Portman’s road turns into a War area

This is not just a boxing night. It is Epswich’s answer to Glastonbury – but instead of the guitars, it’s gloves and gumshields. Frank Warren, who finally made this crazy idea, better:

“Fabio has been rising around this Battle of Portman’s road since we signed it for the first time. He got what he wanted, but now he must provide him – Miller the size of the refrigerator with a fist.”

Mark Ashton, head of the city of Ibswaywich, was also bothering:

“We talked about this four years. It finally happened. Fabio is one of our own, and this is the type of night that will decrease in the club’s history … if he wins.”

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Call Running towards adversityIt is a polite way to say, “Yes, this will be rough.” DAZN will flow a lot, directly and exclusively, and they think this may be the moment of Wardley penetration. Michael Ridot from DAZN is well summarized: