🔗 Share this article Confident Fabio Wardley Weighs Twenty Pounds Less Compared to Heavier Joseph Parker In-form Joseph Parker (left) is on a six-match winning streak, whereas stoppage expert Wardley remains unbeaten in twenty pro bouts. Wardley-Parker Heavyweight Clash Location: The O2, the capital Fight Night: This Saturday, 25 October Live Updates: Catch real-time updates and audio coverage on BBC Sounds plus digital platforms starting at 8:30 PM BST prior to moving to national radio from 22:00. The New Zealand fighter stepped onto the scales nearly 20lb above than the British boxer as both big men cut assured appearances - albeit in opposing manners - for Saturday's headliner in London. From New Zealand Parker places his WBO interim championship and chance to fight for the undisputed crown up for grabs versus the undefeated Fabio Wardley at the premier boxing arena. Reigning top heavyweight Usyk has indicated his plan to retain his championship titles against the winner. "This is the moment. It signifies everything," remarked a serious but zoned-in Wardley, aged 30, at Friday's weigh-in. The British contender - who holds the interim WBA title - weighed in at 17st 5lb, consistent with his previous matches. "This is the one before the big one. All the work is completed. Training is wrapped up. All the hard work is done. Time for some downtime now. Huge occasion ahead," he stated further. The historic venue in London's east end witnessed not just typical items on the measure as the both fighters squared up for the ultimate face-off prior to the main event. Parker winked at the photographers and swayed along to the music. Showing off his strength, he looked imposing and forceful as he registered at eighteen stone ten pounds, only 5lb less than his heaviest ever. This represents a major change from the 107 kg iteration who surrendered his world title to AJ in 2018. "We're weary, we are wary, but I'm going to match him blow for blow and I'm going to get him," Joseph Parker declared. I'm at a superior tier and will smash him - Joseph Parker Fabio Wardley, sporting an Ipswich Town jersey, held a straight face, acknowledged the crowd, but seemed zoned in. Despite being the lighter guy, Fabio Wardley has exceptional knockout power. He delivered a thrilling comeback versus Huni in June, behind on the official tallies before finishing his rival in the final round even though being outboxed for most of the bout. "Joseph Parker, his corner and boxing fans will find out I am meant to be at the summit of this weight class," Fabio Wardley stated. "Every opponent has been the fighter pundits claim will beat me. Here we are again. He's exceptional pace, swift, highly seasoned. But I haven't been beaten yet, and no one will shift on fight night."