Fabio Wadley He has been invited to defend his WBO world heavyweight title in the United States, potentially against the opponent he was supposed to face last year.

The 31-year-old performed brilliantly Defeated Joseph Parker in the 11th round The pair fought in an exciting fight for the New Zealander’s interim WBO title in October.

After Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt late last year, Wardley won the belt and was promoted from interim champion to official champion.

Since then, the Ipswich man has been linked with a string of heavyweights including Derek Chisora ​​to face former world champion Deontay Wilder April 4th.

News on his next fight is expected to be released soon, especially as Wardley has established himself as one of the most exciting fighters in his division.

The knockout artist proved that in June 2025 when he clawed his way back from defeat with a crushing right hand that knocked out Justis Huni in the 10th round.

Jarrell Miller was initially due to face Wardley at Portman Road Football Stadium, but the American ruled himself out of the game.

But now ‘Big Baby’ is vying for Wadley’s title, told ring magazine He is eager to face the British at home.

“There’s no doubt about it. He wants to come to America. Wardley will definitely be a great fight; I’ll definitely stop him.

“In America, we’re just tougher. We don’t stop fighting just because someone throws a series of punches.

“Even in the Joseph Parker fight, the last four punches (from Wardley) missed and the referee stopped the fight in England.

“A lot of people get a raw deal in the UK, so let’s see if (Wardley) is really up to the task of coming to America and cheering his supporters on.”

Miller returned to action on Saturday, defeating Kingsley Ibe via split decision on the undercard of Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson at Madison Square Garden in New York City. While his performance – which saw his wig knocked off a moment that went viral – left much to be desired, Miller reiterated his post-match call for Wardley.