🔗 Share this article Self-assured Wardley Tips the scales at Twenty Pounds Less Lighter Than Substantial Parker Winning-streak Joseph Parker (left) has a six-bout winning streak, whereas stoppage artist Wardley has a perfect record in 20 career contests. Fabio Wardley vs Joseph Parker Venue: The O2, London Event Date: Saturday, October 25 Coverage: Follow real-time updates and listen via the BBC Sport website and app from 8:30 PM BST then transitioning to national radio from 10:00 PM. Parker weighed almost 20 pounds above against the British boxer as both heavyweights displayed self-assured figures - although in contrasting styles - for Saturday's main event in the UK. From New Zealand Parker is risking his WBO 'interim' belt and shot to fight for the world title on the line versus the unbeaten Wardley at the London venue. Reigning top heavyweight Oleksandr Usyk has signalled his aim to protect his four belts facing the victor. "This is the moment. This means all," said a serious but zoned-in Wardley, 30, at yesterday's pre-fight ritual. The British contender - possessing the WBA 'interim' belt - weighed in at 110 kg, matching his previous matches. "This is the one prior to the one. All preparation is completed. Preparation is completed. The intense training is done. Time for some rest now. Major event coming up," he stated further. The East London market in east London saw beyond fresh produce on the measure as the two fighters squared up for the ultimate face-off prior to the main event. Joseph Parker gave a wink at the lenses and moved along to the music. As he flexed his strength, he appeared powerful and powerful as he registered at 18st 10lb, just five pounds below than his heaviest ever. It is a far cry from the 16st 12lb fighter who surrendered his championship to Anthony Joshua in the year 2018. "We're weary, we are wary, but I will to match him blow for blow and I will reach him," Joseph Parker stated. I'm at a higher plane and will dominate him - Parker Fabio Wardley, sporting an Ipswich Town jersey, held a focused look, acknowledged the audience, but looked concentrated. He may be the smaller man, Fabio Wardley has outstanding KO strength. He delivered a dramatic comeback facing Huni in last June, down on the scorecards prior to stopping his opponent in the tenth round although being outmaneuvered for much of the bout. "His opponent, his team and the sport's followers will learn I am meant to be at the top of this division," Fabio Wardley affirmed. "All challengers has been the fighter experts say will defeat me. Here we are again. He is too quick, rapid, too experienced. Yet My record is perfect to date, and no one will alter in the ring."