“I became a victim of my own success,” Wardley said during a joint interview with Dubois. “I got too comfortable with the fact that I caught him in the first 10 seconds of the fight. He went down, caught him in the third, and he went down again.”
Wardley treats the loss as a collection of missed opportunities. That overlooks the adjustments Dubois made after surviving the early trouble.
Dubois raised his guard, worked behind a stiff jab, and shut down the gaps Wardley capitalized on early. Once the champion timed those looping power shots, the momentum shifted completely. Wardley carried no counter. He discarded his lead hand entirely, loading…
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