Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni- Fight Predictions

Wardley by knockout. I don't see much in Justis Huni aka Justin Huni

 

I think Huni wins every round until he gets knocked out.

 

Wardley KO and I am also looking forward to a good pastgen dust up TBA v Dillian Whyte.

 

Mike Perez VS Steven Ward on the undercard - bizzare!
Think even at his age Perez should be a level above Ward.

 

Wardley by KO.

Mid rounds 6-8.

 

Wardley late rounds KO. He will be behind on the cards when he gets the breakthrough

 

Wardley inside 4.

 

Each Wardley fight now is a test to see how many levels he can go. Will his inexperience see him exposed quite easily against decent tuned and trained boxers? Frazier was well tuned, but he didn't have the dog to truly detonate those skills

 

When did he fight 40+ world ranked opponents?

 

Tentatively picking Wardley will get him late on, but I expect Wardley will take quite a few digs before then.
Fair play to them for going with Huni as the late replacement, he's completely different to Miller in every way.

 

I'm a bit concerned that people are placing such weight on the second Clarke fight and overlooking the first one. Wardley was, at times, outboxed and overwhelmed in that super close fight and Clarke, who I really like, is not a world beater. It's one of those what ifs but how would the second fight have gone had Fabio not landed that brutal combination.

I think this fight is reliant on Huni's chin more than anything. If it stands up I suspect he might win a relatively comfortable points decision...but, as others have said, only if he has the power to keep Wardley honest over twelve. If he allows Fabio to walk him down into his short game, he will struggle.

I'm gonna tentatively go against the local man and suggest Huni wins on points.

 

I’m picking Huni on points, think Wardley will get found out at some point. That being said, he’s done absolutely incredible to get to where he has considering his background.

 

I might be completly wrong on this but I've seen nothing from Wardley that justifies his rankings, it appears to be based on his performance against Clarke, who in turn, despite the boxing medias best attempts to tell us otherwise, is very limited.