Prem Star reveals that he was secretly a boxer as a child and throws support to Wardley

Fabio Wardley has received support from a Premier League star who revealed that he was secretly a boxer as a child.

Wardley is a huge Ipswich fan And returns on Saturday to the ring on his beloved Portman Road against the Australian Justis Huni.

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And he will get the support of the Ipswich Faithful and Squad – including Captain Sam Morsy – who knows a few things about boxing itself.

Morsy revealed: “It will be great, I can’t wait to view it and I buzzing for him.

“It will be a historical event and a historical moment for him. I boxed as a child, I had an amateur fight and won, in the past.

“I enjoyed it every summer as a child boxing – six weeks of vacation and I would be in the boxing school.

“So I really enjoyed it, I enjoy looking at it and it’s great to see Fab doing his thing as part of the Ipswich family – and hopefully he will win!”

Morsy, 33, joined Ipswich In 2021 from Middlesbrough and was called Captain shortly thereafter.

The midfielder helped the tractor boys back-to-back promotions from League One to the Premier League.

But they were banned this season together with Southampton and Leicester.

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Morsy has kept many motivating speeches in the dressing room and revealed what he would say Wardley On fighting evening.

He said, “I would say,” Look, you live your dream, “Morsy revealed.” Be brave, be daring, trust yourself – you have it. Simple.”

More than 20,000 are expected to be on Portman Road at the weekend and Wardley added: “The support of the club as a whole is something that is difficult to put into words.

“It is not only the strange player here or there, or the strange staff member, everyone in the club has been so supportive and invested in me, and wanted this to come true in the course of the years before.

“From the players to everyone who is near the club and Mark (Ashton) himself, who has been a huge lawyer and massive push to pull this out … In the end this does not come together without being enthusiastic about it and he really wants it to continue.

“So I could no longer be grateful to him and the club for their support, their support – and ultimately just, on the core of it, who took care of one of them.

“And I think that’s the strong ethos of this club. We support and go behind ours.”

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