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Frank Warren eyes the Fury-Joshua winner for Daniel Dubois after his second-round demolition of Fabio Wardley at the O2

IBF champion Filip Hrgovic climbed into the ring to demand a rematch, telling Dubois he is 'ready to fight me in March'. Hrgovic also said Wardley 'should retire' and 'didn't look good from the first bell'. Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua meet on December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. Dubois warned rivals: 'It was my time and it's my era.'

Wardley's trainer Ben Davison threw in the towel at 2:21 of round two.

Wardley refused to quit, vowing: 'Daniel is testament to coming again and I'll come again.'

Dubois faces handing HMRC nearly £1m of his reported £2m-£2.5m purse.

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