🔗 Share this article Confident Wardley Weighs Twenty Pounds Less Less Compared to Heavier Joseph Parker On-a-roll Parker (on the left) is on a six-fight unbeaten stretch, and KO expert Wardley has a perfect record in twenty pro bouts. Wardley-Parker Heavyweight Clash Venue: London's O2 Arena, London Fight Night: This Saturday, October 25 Coverage: Tune in for live text commentary and listen through BBC 5 Live Sports Extra and mobile application from 8:30 PM BST prior to moving to national radio from 10 PM BST. Parker registered approximately 20 pounds above than the British boxer as each heavyweights displayed assured figures - albeit in opposing styles - ahead of Saturday's main event in London. Kiwi Joseph Parker places his interim WBO title and opportunity to compete for the global championship at stake versus the undefeated Fabio Wardley at the O2 Arena. Reigning top heavyweight Usyk has made clear his aim to retain his four belts facing the successful fighter. "It all comes down to this. It signifies everything," said a serious but focused Wardley, aged 30, at Friday's scale ceremony. Wardley - possessing the interim WBA title - came in at 17st 5lb, matching his latest fights. "This fight prior to the ultimate challenge. Every effort is done. Camp is completed. All the hard work is accomplished. Now for some rest now. Huge occasion coming up," he added. Spitalfields Market in the capital's east hosted not just market goods on the scales as the both boxers confronted each other for the ultimate face-off prior to the main event. Joseph Parker winked at the photographers and swayed along to the beat. Flexing his strength, he seemed imposing and strong as he tipped the scales at 18st 10lb, merely a handful of pounds below than his peak weight. This represents a far cry from the sixteen stone twelve pound version who surrendered his world title to AJ in 2018. "We are alert, we are careful, but I'm going to respond with equal force and I will reach him," Joseph Parker said. I'm at a different level and will dominate him - Joseph Parker Wardley, sporting an football shirt, held a straight face, acknowledged the fans, but looked focused. He may be the lighter guy, Fabio Wardley has outstanding knockout power. He staged a thrilling comeback versus Justis Huni in last June, trailing on the judges' cards prior to stopping his foe in the final round even though being outboxed for much of the fight. "His opponent, his team and the sport's followers will find out I am destined to be at the top of this weight class," Fabio Wardley affirmed. "All challengers has been the one pundits claim will overcome me. This is that fight. He is too quick, swift, vastly experienced. Yet My record is perfect so far, and no challenge will alter tomorrow night."