Uncrowned has Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley live results, round-by-round updates, ring walks and start time for the Parker vs. Wardley fight card on Saturday afternoon at The O2 Arena in London, England. Joseph Parker defends his WBO interim heavyweight championship against WBA interim heavyweight titleholder Fabio Wardley, with a potential dance date against Oleksandr Usyk on the line.
New Zealand’s Parker (36-3, 24 KOs) formerly held the WBO heavyweight title from 2016 until he lost it to Anthony Joshua in a March 2018 unification bout. Parker is on a six-fight win streak since his 2022 stoppage loss to Joe Joyce, which includes victories over Deontay Wilder, Zhilei Zhang and Martin Bakole.
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Wardley (19-0-1, 18 KOs) captured the WBA interim crown with a sensational come-from-behind 10th-round knockout win over Justis Huni this past June. Prior to beating Huni, Wardley — who has no amateur background and learned his trade on the white-collar scene — knocked out Frazer Clarke in the opening round of a rematch of their 2024 Fight of the Year contender.
The winner of Parker vs. Wardley will be the mandatory challenger to undisputed heavyweight champion Usyk — and according to Usyk’s adviser Serhii Lapin, the front-runner to be his next opponent.
The Parker vs. Wardley prelims begin at 11 a.m. ET and can be watched here on Uncrowned.
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The main card starts at 1:30 p.m. ET on DAZN pay-per-view, with main-event ring walks expected around 5 p.m. ET.
Follow all of the Parker vs. Wardley action with Uncrowned’s live results and play-by-play of the main card below.
Main Card (1:30 p.m. ET, DAZN PPV)
WBO interim heavyweight title: Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley
IBO cruiserweight title: Juergen Uldedaj vs. Rolly Lambert Fogoum
Light heavyweight: Ezra Taylor vs. Steed Woodall
Super featherweight: Danny Quartermaine def. Royston Barney-Smith via unanimous decision (98-90, 100-88, 100-88)
Super featherweight: Mitchell Smith def. Arnie Dawson via unanimous decision (96-93, 98-91, 98-91)
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Super bantamweight: Hassan Ishaq def. Jake Pollard via second-round KO | Watch video
Super flyweight: Tony Curtis def. Lakshmy Zaragoza Contreras via points (60-54)
Featherweight: Zayn Ahmed def. Engel Gomez via points (38-37)
Super middleweight: George Crotty def. Bahadur Karami via points (40-36)
Super welterweight: Jimmydean Wood def. Artjom Spatar via points (40-36)
Super lightweight: Anton Esson def. Jordan Ellison via points (39-37)
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Sat, October 25, 2025 at 4:13 PM EDT
Left hook connects for Taylor early in Round 7, and he followed with a flurry. HARD RIGHT! Woodall certainly felt that one. Good first minute to the frame for Taylor, but he needs consistent pressure to get Woodall out of there. Woodall is now having some success on the inside, but it is succeeded by a nice three-punch combination from Taylor. Left hand to the body scores for Taylor. Woodall counters upstairs with a hook. Woodall is still game. despite taking a lot of punishment now.
10-9 Taylor, 70-63 Taylor
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Woodall was rocked in the final 10 seconds of the fifth frame by a right uppercut from Taylor. Woodall is game but is coming off second-best in this contest.
A pair of rights breaks through Woodall’s guard. The combination had Woodall momentarily in trouble. Taylor has increased the intensity in this round. An uppercut and a hook land clean. Taylor is straight back on it with hooks and body shots. Woodall has a nick over his eye and blood near his nose. Taylor is landing some solid punches, but has yet to find the combination that can finish this fight.
10-9 Taylor, 60-54 Taylor
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Taylor breaks the guard with a cross to open Round 4. The left hand is working a treat for Taylor tonight. Woodall can’t get out of the way of Taylor’s consistent, scoring jab. Taylor’s gumshield is dislodged just after the halfway mark. A pair of hard right hands gets through for Taylor, followed by a left uppercut through the middle. Woodall responds with an attack of his own.
10-9 Taylor, 40-36 Taylor
Sat, October 25, 2025 at 3:58 PM EDT
Right-hand left hook two-piece partially connects for Taylor. Woodall is attempting to punch with Taylor, but doesn’t have the speed or defense to come off better. Taylor is controlling the distance and pace of the bout with his jab and now targets the body. HARD right hand from Taylor found a home. Nice uppercut to the body from Taylor and now a right hand upstairs. He is slowly breaking Woodall down. Woodall is unable to land anything of consequence to keep Taylor off of him.
10-9 Taylor, 30-27 Taylor.
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Taylor finds a left hook on the inside. Woodall is now forced back by a right. Woodall hasn’t been as confident in letting his hands go in this round. Perhaps he has felt the power early? A trio of jabs from Taylor scores. Taylor’s pressure and compact combinations on the inside are working a treat in Round 2. Woodall is being driven back with regularity.
10-9 Taylor, 20-18 Taylor
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It’s time for our third bout on the Parker vs. Wardley pay-per-view card.
Both men are looking to start fast. It’s Taylor who breaks the guard with a right and a couple of lefts followed. Nice right hand over the top from Woodall. One-two goes Taylor, and he drops a left hook downstairs for good measure. Taylor is having some success driving Woodall back with straight shots. Some heavy shots from Taylor find an opening in the final few seconds. Already far more action than we saw in the second half of the previous fight.
10-9 Taylor
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Light heavyweight prospect Ezra Taylor (12-0, 8 KOs) takes on the late-replacement foe Steed Woodall (20-3-1, 12 KOs) over ten rounds.
Taylor was scheduled to challenge Lewis Edmondson for his British and Commonwealth titles tonight, but Edmondson withdrew just one week prior to the bout, and so, Woodall replaced him on late notice. Taylor’s WBA continental gold title will be up for grabs.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 24: Ezra Taylor and Steed Woodall pose ahead of the British and Commonwealth Light Heavyweight Title fight between Ezra Taylor and Steed Woodall during the All Or Nothing – Weigh In at Spitalfields Market on October 24, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images)
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Royston Barney-Smith defeats Danny Quartermaine by unanimous decision (98-90, 100-88, 100-88) to win the WBO & IBF (European) super featherweight titles at The O2 Arena in London, England.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 25: Royston Barney-Smith punches Danny Quartermaine during the IBF and WBO European Super Featherweight Title fight between Danny Quartermaine and Royston Barney-Smith on the “All or Nothing” Fight Night at The O2 Arena on October 25, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images)
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Three minutes to go. Quartermaine has shown no ambition of winning since being rocked. Some clean punches land for Barney-Smith, but Quartermaine initiates a clinch a few seconds later. More wrestling and holding from Quartermaine. Barney-Smith has been physically manhandled in this fight, but still, Quartermaine hasn’t landed anything of note. A knockdown was counted in the final minute of the tenth, not sure a clean punch landed, but the referee had clearly had enough of Quartermaine’s antics. Quartermaine is ROCKED on the bell and Barney-Smith finds another breakthrough, but a little too late.
10-9 Barney-Smith. Final score: 100-88 Barney-Smith
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Into round 8. The action isn’t picking up, and the crowd is getting restless. I think this is one they’d like to be over now. Barney-Smith is doing his best to get clean shots off, but the excessive holding from Quartermaine is doing him non favors. Quartermaine partially landed with a right hand in the final 20 seconds of the eighth, which was probably his best success in many rounds. Barney-Smith, however, dominated the remainder of it — not that much happened.
10-9 Barney-Smirh, 80-71 Barney-Smith
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Barney-Smith continues to land left hands — and finally, Quartermaine is deducted a point for holding. Barney-Smith has struggled to put a dent in Quartermaine after he initially wobbled him in Round 3. Quartermaine is content with doing very little and just surviving and Barney-Smith hasn’t really pushed the pace.
10-9 Barney-Smith, 70-62 Quartermaine.
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The pace has noticeably slowed even more in these last couple of rounds. This fight is not doing a great job of keeping this O2 crowd awake. The clean punches are coming from Barney-Smith. Quartermainen was warned for holding onto Smith and has previously been accused of hitting on the back of the head by Barney-Smith’s vocal ring-side supporters. Another one in the books for Barney-Smith.
10-9 Barney-Smith, 50-45 Barney-Smith
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Barney-Smith is going out looking for the stoppage in the early stages of Round 4. Left hands are flying in from Smith, and they are struggling to miss. Quartermaine now drives Barney-Smith back onto the ropes in the final minute. The push from Barney-Smith has halted as it became apparent that Quartermaine wasn’t going anywhere just yet.
10-9 Barney-Smith, 40-36 Barney-Smith
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Nice combination from Smith in the final 15 seconds of the first minute. Smith got through with a nice left-hand, right-hook two-piece. Sharp double left hand to the body and then to the head from Smith. Quartermaine is walking onto those straight shots. Clean left hand from Barney-Smith in the final minute. Quartermaine looks to close the gap, but has little success with punches. Good round for Barney-Smith. Barney-Smith WOBBLES Quartermaine in the final few seconds with a left. WOW!
10-9 Barney-Smith, 30-27 Barney-Smith
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Quiet opening minute, a left hand from Smith may have been the best of that spell. Quartermaine connects with a left hook as the pair were trading shots, but Smith got one of his own through as well. Not much is going on here. Quartermaine is pressuring but not punching and simultaneously staying just out of punching range. Barney-Smith is hesitant to commit to an attack, so neither man is landing much in the way of clean punches. Some jabs from Barney-Smith and the odd left hand may have been enough to take that one on the cards.
10-9 Barney-Smith, 20-18 Barney-Smith
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We are ready for the second of five fights on tonight’s pay-per-view show — and Tyson Fury has turned up ringside just in time to witness it.
Barney-Smith trains out of the Ben Davison gymnasium, as does Fabio Wardley in tonight’s main event.
It’s a southpaw-orthodox battle, but there’s little doubt about who the sharper boxer is, and that’s Barney-Smith.
Smith, the taller man, boxing on the back foot, is finding a home for his left hand to the body and chin early doors.
Quartermaine is hesitant to close the gap, and a left hand in the final few seconds from Smith shows you why.
10-9 Barney-Smith
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Top prospect Royston Barney-Smith (14-0, 7 KOs) challenges Danny Quartermaine (13-0-1, 4 KOs) for his WBO (European) and IBF (European) super featherweight titles over 10 rounds in the second bout of the Joseph Parker-Fabio Wardley DAZN pay-per-view card.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 24: Danny Quartermaine and Royston Barney-Smith face off ahead of the IBF and WBO European Super Featherweight Title fight between Danny Quartermaine and Royston Barney-Smith during the All Or Nothing – Weigh In at Spitalfields Market on October 24, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images)
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Mitchell Smith rips Arnie Dawson’s zero and wins the WBO European lightweight title by unanimous decision (96-93, 98-91, 98-91) at London’s O2 Arena.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 25: Mitchell Smith punches Arnie Dawson during the WBO European Lightweight Title fight between Mitchell Smith and Arnie Dawson on the “All or Nothing” Fight Night at The O2 Arena on October 25, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images)
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Smith is ahead of Uncrowned’s unofficial scorecard with three minutes to go in this fight. Dawson knows he needs a big finish and has come out aggressively. Nice right-hand over the top catches Dawson clean. There hadn’t been many clean punches landed until that point in the second minute. Smith is bossing this with his jab and setting up power shots. Dawson will see the final bell but is likely to have lost his unbeaten record as a combination scores for Smith. Smith is lifted by his trainer at the conclusion of the bout.
10-9 Smith. Final score: 96-93 Smith.