Fabio Wardley has publicly challenged Tyson Fury to a heavyweight title fight, promising the former champion a shot at his WBO world heavyweight championship if he successfully defends against Daniel Dubois on May 9 in Manchester. The British heavyweight champion, who captured the title in 2024, is looking to solidify his position as boxing's premier heavyweight while potentially facing one of the sport's biggest names.

Wardley's bold declaration comes as Fury prepares for his own comeback fight against Aslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 11, ending a year-long retirement. The timing is strategic - should both fighters win their respective bouts, boxing fans could witness a massive showdown later this year. Wardley specifically mentioned wanting to test himself against the best, referencing Fury's status as a two-time heavyweight world champion and one of boxing's biggest stars.

The potential matchup carries significant historical weight, as Fury would have the opportunity to join legends like Muhammad Ali, Evander Holyfield, and Lennox Lewis as a three-time world heavyweight champion. Wardley has maintained an open invitation to Fury since the start of the year, demonstrating his willingness to face the sport's biggest names while focusing on his immediate challenge against Dubois.