🔗 Share this article Self-assured Fabio Wardley Tips the scales at Twenty Pounds Less Lighter Compared to Bulky Parker In-form Joseph Parker (left) is on a six-bout victory run, whereas knockout specialist Fabio Wardley remains unbeaten in twenty career contests. Wardley-Parker Heavyweight Clash Location: London's O2 Arena, London Event Date: Saturday, the 25th of October Broadcast Details: Tune in for round-by-round coverage and listen through BBC 5 Live Sports Extra and mobile application starting at 8:30 PM BST prior to moving to national radio from 22:00. Parker weighed approximately 20 pounds above compared to his opponent as both heavyweights cut self-assured figures - even if in opposing styles - for this weekend's feature bout in the UK. From New Zealand Parker will put his interim WBO title and opportunity to fight for the undisputed crown at stake against the unbeaten Wardley at the premier boxing arena. Unified heavyweight champion the champion has indicated his intention to protect his championship titles facing the victor. "This is it. This means the ultimate," said a focused but zoned-in Wardley, thirty, at yesterday's weigh-in. The British contender - the holder of the WBA 'interim' belt - came in at 17st 5lb, in line with his previous matches. "This contest prior to the ultimate challenge. Every effort is completed. Training is completed. All the hard work is accomplished. Now for some relaxation now. Big night coming up," he continued. The East London market in east London saw more than typical items on the scales as the both boxers confronted each other for the ultimate face-off prior to fight night. Joseph Parker flashed a wink at the photographers and bobbed along to the tunes. Showing off his strength, he looked hefty and strong as he weighed in at 119 kg, only 5lb lighter than his peak weight. This marks a far cry from the 16st 12lb iteration who was defeated his belt to AJ in the year 2018. "We're weary, we are careful, but I plan to fight fire with fire and I will reach him," Parker said. I operate on a higher plane and will smash him - Parker Wardley, dressed in an Ipswich Town jersey, maintained a straight face, greeted the crowd, but seemed concentrated. Despite being the less heavy fighter, Wardley has superb stopping ability. He staged a remarkable recovery against his opponent in June, trailing on the official tallies then defeating his rival in the tenth round even though being outmaneuvered for much of the bout. "His opponent, his camp and the sport's followers will learn I am meant to be at the peak of this weight class," Wardley affirmed. "Every opponent has been the one pundits claim will defeat me. Here we are again. His attributes include too quick, swift, vastly experienced. However My record is perfect to date, and no challenge will alter tomorrow night."