All Usyk has to do is concentrate for 12 rounds and he will win a very easy UD. There's absolutely nothing Wardley can do to prevent that, he can only hope that Usyk loses concentration and gets caught by a bomb. Stranger things have happened, but I don't see any stylistic advantage for Wardley except that the best way to bat Usyk is fight-changing power.
No. Quite the opposite he probably thinks Wardley is a gift from the heavens. KOs when you are far behind is not a sustainable way to win at the level Wardley has found himself in.
I also think kabayel is the biggest challange but wardley seems to be dangerous enough to keep usyk completely silent currently .
Huni or Moses would be Usyks harder stylistic fights. AJ and Dubois are better boxers then Wardley and probably has just as much power and he beat both easily.
Often it seems like late starters who find success at the highest level have an element of awkwardness that helps them succeed. Wardley actually appears to do things in a pretty conventional way - which to me means he has 0 shot against a fighter of Usyks caliber and experience.. Both Breidis and Fury, Usyks toughest challenges, are awkward fighters (and more experienced than Fabio.)
From the outset i want it to be known i believe that Usyk will win. However, Wardley does have a style more akin to Chisora rather than the more recent Brits to fight him - Chisora managed to put Usyk on the back foot and cause problems for a few rounds, but equally Usyk has definitely adapted to heavyweight now... So.... Usyk for the win.