Wood vs Warrington II: Heated Rematch in Nottingham, February 21st

Wood and Warrington: The Rivalry Rekindled

The tension between Leigh Wood and Josh Warrington reached a new level of intensity this Thursday, anticipating their expected rematch on February 21st in Nottingham. The confrontation between both boxers promises to be a must-see event for fans. Wood, former featherweight world champion, and Warrington, also a former champion in the same category, are preparing for a second encounter that has generated great expectation since their first fight. The rivalry between Wood and Warrington has been simmering since their first fight, where Wood achieved a knockout victory in the seventh round in October 2023. Warrington, who was dominating the fight, suffered an unexpected setback. This result has added an extra ingredient of excitement and a desire for revenge.

I don’t like him now. From the first fight, he never showed any respect.

Warrington

Warrington expressed his determination to avoid the mistakes of the past and assured that, until the fateful seventh round, the fight was unfolding as planned.

Wood responded, highlighting the cost of the assaults won by Warrington and affirming his focus on victory.

You need to be perfect for 36 minutes, I need to be perfect for one or two seconds. I’m going to hit you so fucking hard, I can’t wait.

Wood

Promoter Eddie Hearn emphasized the importance of this fight, describing it as a “last chance” for both boxers.

Hearn pointed out that the loser could see their career affected, while the winner could aspire to big fights in the future. The fight promises to be an encounter full of emotions.