Frank Warren supports the referee’s shutdown in Wardley vs. Huni struggle

Promoter Frank Warren does not see anything bad at the stop of Justis Huni’s referee at the tenth round in his fight against the heavy contestant Fabio Wardley last Saturday night in Ipswich, England.

Warren Backs Huni Stopage

Warren says that Huni (12-1, 7 kos) was in the “shaken legs” when he got up from a defeat at the tenth and would have been hit by “Spark out” by Wardley (19-0-1, 18 kos) if the fight had been allowed by the elector John Latham.

“No, no. I think the referee did what he had to do, and if he had allowed him to continue everything he would have done was to delay the inevitable,” Warren said to Boxnation When asked if he thought the count was too fast at the stop of Huni’s tenth round against Wardley.

The referee’s fast rent

Fans disagree. They believe that Huni refused to continue fighting for a referee who was too fast with the stoppage. Huni fought against a popular British heavy weight, Wardley, about to lose, which causes the premature stop to look even worse.

“He is (Huni) with a boy who is a devastating finisher. You’ve seen it. What would have happened? He was up to height. He was in his legs tremble and, if he trimmed him again, he would have been eliminated in Spark. I have no idea, and I very much doubt he would go anywhere,” said Warren.

The Huni Stop: Was it fair?

Huni should have received the benefit of doubt by the referee, as he passed the count. If Tyson Fury was allowed to continue fighting when he was still a six -count in his first fight against Deontay Wilder, Huni should have received the opportunity to continue fighting the count.

It was not unconscious what the fury was like and it should have been allowed to continue. What gets worse is that Huni was a visiting fighter from Australia, competing in British land against a British, with an English referee. The roof stacked against him. It would not have been a great thing if Huni was British. I mean, it would still be bad, as he was back against the Fighter Wardley in A-Side.

“He won a guy who ranked among the top 10,” Warren said when he asked what he learned about Wardley last Saturday.

Fabio defeated the contestant Fringe Huni, but his performance showed that he is not in the class of many of the first ten fighters. The way Wardley acted, would be eliminated by larger and slower weights like Martin Bakole and Zhilei Zhang. Wardley has no defense and these guys hit too much.

“I am not mistaken, I lost some rounds There, and it was not the best performance, and all this. But. I won. I took it out, so I am at the next, “said Wardley to TV IFL about his fight against huni.

Revealed Huni Judges’ command box

As you can see, Wardley is lowering the evil behind the struggle saying he had “lost some rounds” against Huni. At the time of the stop, the judges marked 89-82, 89-82 and 88-83. This means that they had hung ahead of 9 and 7 rounds. It was a complete mismatch.

This suggests that Wardly does not have the technical skills to defeat the top -notch fighters. His only possibility of winning is to have luck landing a Swing of Homerun if he is with someone who is neglected, as he did fair. In an old 30 -year -old, and the slow healing damage to the face, Wardley is not young enough to improve their technical skills sufficiently to compete against the best heavy weights of the division.

If you are basically the Wardley’s race, you may be lucky and will be given a title against the winner of the comeback Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois 2 next month. The WBA ordered Wardley to fight with the “Regular” Kubrat Pulv champion for his secondary belt, not the title of WBA ‘Super’ by Usyk. But maybe Warren can ask the WBA to allow Wardley to jump the Pulv struggle and go directly to the big dogs so that he can get a great day of payment.

If Wardley can be maintained for another ten years to fight between its 40 years, like Derek Chisora, it can be rich. The 41 -year -old traveler, Chisora, has been a heavy weight at the lower level throughout his career, he never won a world title, but his net value is estimated at $ 15 million.

Chisora ​​managed to feel the B -side of Tyson Fury X 3, Vitali Klitschko, Dillian Whyte X 2, Joseph Parker X 2, Kubrat Pulev X 2, David Haye and David Price. He lost almost all of these fighters, except for two, and still made millions. Wardley can do the same if you keep enough time. Can turn into the next chisora.