Wardley: AJ still a massive name
The Herald|March 28, 2023
BRITISH heavyweight Fabio Wardley believes Anthony Joshua remains a massive name in the sport and says it will be a pleasure to begin a big year as his chief support on Saturday.
GEORGE SESSIONS
Wardley: AJ still a massive name

Ipswich-born Wardley will aim to extend his excellent knockout record when he faces American veteran Michael Polite-Coffie on the undercard of Joshua's comeback bout with Jermaine Franklin at O2 Arena.

Wardley claimed the British title with a strong showing against Nathan Gorman in November and is excited about what 2023 has in store.

"AJ's still a massive name," Dillian Whyte-managed Wardley said.

"It is still a massive card. It is a privilege for me to be on it and not even just on it but to be chief support to him.

"It is probably one of the best positions you can be in for an up-and-coming boxer like myself, to be on the undercard of an AJ or Dillian, or a Tyson Fury because being one under those top guys means you are getting the most exposure and views on you.

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