Fabio Wardley reveals exactly how he plans to celebrate victory over Frazer Clarke

Fabio Wardley is so confident of beating Frazer Clarke, he has already planned his celebration.

The British heavyweights will collide on March 31, in a huge Easter Sunday clash for the British titles, and the rivalry has already heated up as the pair came face-to-face in Portman Road at the home of Wardley’s beloved Ipswich Town.

Wardley faced off with Clarke on the pitch at Ipswich’s Portman RoadCredit: BOXXERClarke wore a shirt of The Tractor Boys’ infamous rivals Norwich City, which stirred up an angry reaction from both Wardley and the crowd who had clearly already picked the home favourite.

Wardley has not pulled any punches in suggesting a prediction, and has revealed that his beloved football club will form an integral part of his post-fight celebrations if he wins.

He said during an exclusive interview on talkSPORT Drive: “I’ll be at the Ipswich v Southampton game on Monday.”

After his comical admission, he went on to break down the fight insisting he has the tools to get the job done.

Read More In BoxingHe said: “It is hard to teach an old dog new tricks. He [Clarke] has been boxing for a long long time in the amateur scene which moulds you into a way.

“When you come to the pros and need to adjust yourself, it is a tall task and making adjustments to face someone like me is a tall, tall order.

“Different opponents ask for different things, there may be things in there you haven’t seen in the past. I think he’ll be relatively cautious.

“I don’t think he will be overly eager to jump into things, he knows I’m dangerous and sharp. Especially in the early rounds when I’m fresh and sharp.