Ipswich boxer Fabio Wardley Set to Become WBO World Champion as Ukrainian Champion Usyk Vacates Belt
The UK's boxing star will be upgraded to WBO heavyweight champion after the Ukrainian champion decided to relinquish his world title
This situation arises after Usyk told boxing authorities he would avoid a required championship defense against Wardley
Official Announcement
The championship body announced that the champion decided to give up his title after thoughtful consideration"
Usyk still holds the multiple world titles, having overcome Daniel Dubois at the national stadium in the summer month to become a double undisputed champion
He originally secured the four-belt undisputed champion in spring 2024 by overcoming Tyson Fury, before giving up the IBF title a month afterwards and choosing to avoid the obligatory contender
"Boxing official Gustavo Olivieri described Usyk as exceptional in a statement"
"The organization offers its deep appreciation and respect to Usyk, an undefeated, two-division WBO undisputed world champion"
"His achievements mark one of the most remarkable and significant of the recent fighting history"
The WBO added that its doors "will always remain open the fighter and his management"
Title Reign
Usyk secured the championship in two years ago by beating the British star and went on to protect his title repeatedly
In July, the boxing organization mandated talks for a required title defense against interim champion Joseph Parker, only for a back injury sustained by Usyk to force the postponement of the contest
New Champion's Path
But Wardley, 30, captured the temporary championship from Parker with a major surprise in the championship rounds at the capital's venue in the previous month and was required to challenge Usyk before the month's conclusion
The boxing organization hasn't formally announced the title change but his representative believes it is a formality
"Britain has a recent title holder and a rising boxing talent"
"Among the most remarkable journeys during my long career as a sports manager and I could not be prouder of Fabio Wardley"
"Major contests coming up for next year as he defends his WBO belt and builds his reputation in the sport"
Wardley only began boxing relatively late, emerging from the amateur circuit and has had a limited professional record
What's Next
- The likely championship upgrade signals a major shift in the weight class
- The Ukrainian's move to give up the championship creates fresh possibilities for other contenders
- The fighting community now anticipates verification from the boxing organization
- Wardley's story from unconventional beginning to championship status continues to inspire many