The Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois undercard is starting to take form.
Wardley is about to make the primary defence of his WBO heavyweight title towards Dubois on May 9 at Manchester’s Co-Op Live Arena.
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Four fights have been added to the Queensberry Promotions invoice, including a heavyweight conflict between Jared Anderson and Solomon Dacres.
Anderson (18-1) just lately signed a co-promotional take care of Queensberry alongside long-time promoter Top Rank.
The 26-year-old was as soon as thought-about to be the way forward for the heavyweight division.
However, a fifth-round knockout loss to Martin Bakole in August 2024 halted his speedy rise.
Anderson has solely fought as soon as since then, a unanimous determination win over the unheralded Marios Kollias in February 2025.
Dacres (10-1) is a former English heavyweight champion.
He defended the title twice earlier than dropping it to David Adeleye in December 2024 by way of a blistering 80-second stoppage.
Dacres then spent eight months on the sidelines earlier than rebounding to outpoint Vladyslav Sirenko on the Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois undercard.
Who else is on the undercard?
Elsewhere on the undercard, Jack Rafferty and Ekow Essuman meet in a home dust-up at tremendous light-weight.
Rafferty (26-0-1) is ranked by WBC and WBO and is seeking to get his world title bid again on monitor after a majority draw with Mark Chamberlain final August.
Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois undercard
- Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois – WBO heavyweight title combat
- Jared Anderson vs Solomon Dacres – heavyweight
- Jack Rafferty vs Ekow Essuman – tremendous light-weight
- Liam Cameron vs Bradley Rea – mild heavyweight
- Khaleel Majid vs Gavin Gwynne – tremendous light-weight
For Essuman (22-2), the combat could also be his final shot at glory after a crushing Eleventh-round stoppage to Jack Catterall final November.
Wardley vs Dubois can be supported by a light-weight heavyweight bout between Liam Cameron and Bradley Rea, in addition to an excellent light-weight contest between Khaleel Majid and Gavin Gwynne.
Cameron (24-7-1) bounced again from a second-round stoppage loss to Ben Whittaker to beat Troy Jones final November.
Rea (21-2) might be hoping he also can return to profitable methods after developing brief towards Lyndon Arthur on the identical card as Cameron vs Jones.
Majid (16-0) stays unbeaten as a professional and is taking a step up towards former European, British and Commonwealth champion Gwynne (18-4-2), who most just lately drew with Cameron Vuong.
