Fabio Wardley had a hard time with Justis Huni, but he showed that his power lasts to the end of a fight by knocking him out with one punch in the 10th round to win the bout. You could say that Huni (12-1, 7 KO) won all nine of the early rounds. The Australian amateur star seemed like he was in full control of the fight, working with confidence, while Wardley (19-0-1, 18 KO) looked like he had faded out of the fight. Wardley discovered the magic, just like the Indiana Pacers did in this year's NBA playoffs. He landed a single, perfectly placed right hand on a firing Huni, knocking him out and winning the fight. Wardley stated, "I don't say I'm any kind of Usyk or Justis Huni, someone with all the skills. But I do know how to win fights—dig deep, find a bit of heart, bite down on that gum shield, and find a way to win." "I should have done better in some of those rounds, but that's not how it always goes." Sometimes you just have to figure out how to win. "That's my bad luck." "I said before this fight that it only takes one split second to turn off, and it happened tonight," Huni remarked. "Thanks to Fabio and his staff. He is a true champion. Support him; he's doing excellent things. Man, he's just a great boxer. He never gave up, and he won tonight. He deserves it. Wardley now holds the interim WBA heavyweight title.