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British heavyweight Fabio Wardley will face Justis Huni on 7 June after Jarrell Miller pulled out of their fight because of injury.<\/b><\/p>\n
Wardley was set to meet American Miller<\/a> at Portman Road – the home of his beloved Ipswich Town.<\/p>\n However, Queensberry Promotions said on Wednesday that Miller “sustained a shoulder injury during training camp”.<\/p>\n Australian Huni, 26, has a perfect record after 12 professional contests with seven of those victories coming inside the distance.<\/p>\n “All action shootout – just how we like it!” Wardley posted on X.<\/p>\n Huni is number one in the WBO rankings and has fought just twice outside his homeland, with one of those bouts on the Anthony Joshua v Francis Ngannou undercard in Saudi Arabia last year.<\/p>\n Undefeated Englishman Wardley, 30, vacated his British belt<\/a> in March as he pursues a world title.<\/p>\n Miller taunted Wardley by wearing a Norwich shirt with ‘going down 25’ on the back – referencing rivals Ipswich’s relegation from the Premier League – when they met at a chaotic news conference<\/a> last month. <\/p>\n The pair had to be held apart by security guards after Miller, who served a two-year doping ban after twice testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug in 2019 and 2020, accused Wardley of making a ‘diss song’ about him.<\/p>\n Queensberry also announced that Olympic bronze medallist Lewis Richardson will make his professional debut<\/a>.<\/p>\n Richardson, 27, was the only Briton to bring home a boxing medal from the Paris Olympics last summer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n