LONDON, ENGLAND (UNITED KINGDOM), 10/17/2026.- Who won the Dubois vs. Wardley rematch? Follow the final result, official decision and fight recap from the heavyweight showdown at The O2 Arena. PHOTO BY DAZN
LONDON, ENGLAND (UNITED KINGDOM), 10/17/2026.- Who won the Dubois vs. Wardley rematch? Follow the final result, official decision and fight recap from the heavyweight showdown at The O2 Arena. PHOTO BY DAZN

Daniel Dubois defeated Fabio Wardley by second-round technical knockout on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at The O2 Arena in London, England, to retain the WBO heavyweight world title. The rematch ended at 2:21 of the second round when Wardley’s corner retired him, giving Dubois a decisive victory in one of the year’s most anticipated boxing events. The main card also featured a majority draw between Louie O’Doherty and Michael Gomez Jr., while Adam Olaniyan, Bakhodir Jalolov and Nelson Birchall recorded victories.

Who Won the Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley 2 Fight in London?

Daniel Dubois defeated Fabio Wardley via second-round TKO (corner retirement) at 2:21 to retain his WBO heavyweight championship. The victory marked a successful title defense for Dubois, who entered the rematch looking to reaffirm his position at the top of the division. Wardley, meanwhile, was unable to avenge his previous defeat.

The undercard delivered several stoppages, including second-round TKO victories for Adam Olaniyan and Zayn Ahmed, as well as a unanimous decision win for Bakhodir Jalolov. Louie O’Doherty and Michael Gomez Jr. fought to a majority draw after 12 rounds.

The table below lists the results from the main card and preliminary bouts at The O2 Arena.

Heavyweight — WBO world titleDaniel Dubois vs. Fabio WardleyDaniel Dubois def. Fabio Wardley via second-round TKO (corner retirement), 2:21
Lightweight — British and Commonwealth titlesLouie O’Doherty vs. Michael Gomez Jr.Majority draw (115-114 Gomez, 114-114 x2)
HeavyweightAdam Olaniyan vs. Dan GarberAdam Olaniyan def. Dan Garber via second-round TKO, 1:15
HeavyweightBakhodir Jalolov vs. Solomon DacresBakhodir Jalolov def. Solomon Dacres via unanimous decision (99-91, 99-90 x2)
Super-featherweightNelson Birchall vs. Levi GilesNelson Birchall def. Levi Giles via seventh-round TKO, 0:51
FlyweightTony Curtis Jr. vs. Kerim AgiusTony Curtis def. Kerim Agius via fourth-round TKO, 2:57
Super-featherweightZayn Ahmed vs. Kasey BradnumZayn Ahmed def. Kasey Bradnum via first-round TKO, 2:49
Division to be confirmedLeighton Birchall vs. Luis Vara CarrilloLeighton Birchall def. Luis Vara Carrillo via unanimous decision (60-54)
Division to be confirmedManny Safari vs. Jake PollardManny Safari def. Jake Pollard via fifth-round TKO, 2:15
Division to be confirmedFawas Aborode vs. Rashid OmarFawas Aborode def. Rashid Omar via fourth-round TKO, 1:58
Super-featherweightAaron Noriega vs. Leonardo BaezAaron Noriega def. Leonardo Baez via fourth-round TKO, 1:41
MiddleweightIssiah Hamilton-Allen vs. Jensen IrvingIssiah Hamilton-Allen def. Jensen Irving via unanimous decision (42-36)

Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley 2 Full Fight Card

Main card

  • Daniel Dubois def. Fabio Wardley via second-round TKO (corner retirement), 2:21 — WBO heavyweight world title.
  • Louie O’Doherty vs. Michael Gomez Jr. ended in a majority draw (115-114 Gomez, 114-114 x2) — British and Commonwealth lightweight titles.
  • Adam Olaniyan def. Dan Garber via second-round TKO, 1:15.
  • Bakhodir Jalolov def. Solomon Dacres via unanimous decision (99-91, 99-90 x2).
  • Nelson Birchall def. Levi Giles via seventh-round TKO, 0:51.

Preliminary card

  • Tony Curtis def. Kerim Agius via fourth-round TKO, 2:57.
  • Zayn Ahmed def. Kasey Bradnum via first-round TKO, 2:49.
  • Leighton Birchall def. Luis Vara Carrillo via unanimous decision (60-54).
  • Manny Safari def. Jake Pollard via fifth-round TKO, 2:15.
  • Fawas Aborode def. Rashid Omar via fourth-round TKO, 1:58.
  • Aaron Noriega def. Leonardo Baez via fourth-round TKO, 1:41.
  • Issiah Hamilton-Allen def. Jensen Irving via unanimous decision (42-36).
SOBRE EL AUTOR

Noé Yactayo es periodista de El Comercio desde 2022. Con 13 años de experiencia en medios digitales, se ha consolidado como especialista en fútbol internacional y deportes de combate, además de cubrir temas de actualidad para las audiencias hispanas de Estados Unidos. Antes de sumarse a la redacción, trabajó en Mi Bundesliga, La República y Líbero.

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