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After Beating Wallin, You will be SUPRISED to see those Chisora is EYEING NEXT….

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After Beating Wallin, You will be SUPRISED to see those Chisora is EYEING NEXT....

Derek Chisora won again, and threw out three big names for his potential 50th fight later this year.

Derek Chisora did his thing yet again, out-working and out-fighting Otto Wallin over 12 rounds in an IBF heavyweight eliminator today in Manchester, scoring a win by unanimous decision.

Judges saw it 114-112, 116-110, and 117-109 for the veteran. Bad Left Hook unofficially scored the fight 117-109 for Chisora.

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Chisora (36-13, 23 KO) has said he wants to do 50 pro fights, and this was No. 49, so the next one may be the last. And he’s fought himself into position, given how boxing works, for it to possibly be a world title fight.

The 41-year-old Chisora opened up a big lead in the fight by controlling the tempo and keeping Wallin (27-3, 15 KO) from achieving much at all, or even attempting to do a whole lot for most of the bout. Wallin was down in the ninth round on a right hand, and went down again just before the final bell of the evening, clipped as Chisora was winging both hands, as he did many times.

Watch highlights of Oleksandr Usyk's unanimous points decision win over Derek Chisora in their heavyweight fight

Chisora then presented the crowd with three options for his 50th fight: Oleksandr Usyk, Anthony Joshua, and Daniel Dubois. The crowd was most positive about the Joshua idea, and least about Dubois.

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UNBELIEVABLE!! Chisora Proves His Power in the Heavyweight Battle!

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UNBELIEVABLE!! Chisora Proves His Power in the Heavyweight Battle!

Derek Chisora stormed to unanimous victory over Otto Wallin in “The Last Dance” in Manchester as the 41-year-old British heavyweight veteran signed off with his final fight on home soil. The stalwart of the division hopes to reach No. 50 in the summer as he looks to conclude a sensational, storied career. Earlier in the night, Nathan Heaney suffered a disappointing upset against Sofiane Khati.

Derek Chisora secured a dominant, one-sided unanimous victory over Otto Wallin in Manchester in what was billed as his final fight on British soil.
Chisora came into the contest with 48 fights to his name, with a hefty 13 defeats but a well-established reputation as a game fighter.
This was billed as the Briton’s final fight on home soil – perhaps No. 50 will be part of a Riyadh Season extravaganza this summer – and he came up against Otto Wallin.
Wallin was best known as the fighter that most troubled Tyson Fury – until he met Francis Ngannou and Oleksandr Usyk – drawing blood back in their 2019 clash. The threat to Chisora was real.
Chisora started brightly enough in the opening round, and stepped up the suffocating pressure in the second.
In the third, the 41-year-old made a series of hefty connections as Wallin looked too sluggish to cope, though in the fifth he inflicted a cut on Chisora above the right eye after an accidental clash of heads.
In the sixth round, the referee demanded some extra attention for Chisora with blood pouring from the gash, and the repair work appeared to assuage the ref’s concerns. The seventh brought the crowd to their feet as Chisora landed a flurry of blows, with the bell a timely intervention for Wallin.
In the ninth, Wallin was sent flying into the corner as he hit the canvas, but recovered quickly and rode out the following flurry from Chisora as the fight hit the championship rounds.
Chisora controlled the rest of the bout with measured aggression against Wallin, who offered little in return. In the dying seconds, Chisora sent Wallin to the canvas once more.
The judges returned a unanimous 117-109, 114-112, 116-110 decision to reward what might have been the most rousing performance of his career – so far.
The victory earned Chisora the nod in the IBF eliminator for the heavyweight belt, potentially setting up a huge all-British title fight with Daniel Dubois.
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JUST IN FROM THE RING: Chisora vs. Wallin Heavyweight Eliminator

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JUST IN FROM THE RING: Chisora vs. Wallin Heavyweight Eliminator

Uncrowned has Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin live results, round-by-round updates, ring walks, start time and highlights for the Chisora vs. Wallin fight card on Saturday afternoon at the Co-op Live in Manchester, England. Chisora and Wallin collide in a IBF world heavyweight title eliminator, with the winner earning the No. 2 position in the IBF heavyweight rankings.

Chisora (35-13, 23 KOs) has challenged for heavyweight world titles on two previous occasions, falling short both times. The British veteran, who will have his final UK-based fight on Saturday, shocked the boxing world with an upset of Joe Joyce this past July in London. Chisora has vowed to retire after his 50th professional fight, making this the penultimate time we will see him in the ring.

Wallin (27-2, 15 KOs) was a little-known prospect when he was picked to face Tyson Fury in 2019. Just three months prior, Fury had make easy work of Tom Schwarz and was expected to do the same against Wallin. However, in a shocking twist, Wallin extended Fury the 12-round distance and famously opened a huge cut over Fury’s right eye, which required 47 stitches. Wallin has since won seven of his past eight bouts, losing only to Anthony Joshua in late 2023.

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Live from the RING Chisora vs. Wallin: Explosive Heavyweight Battle

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Live from the RING Chisora vs. Wallin: Explosive Heavyweight Battle

Derek Chisora headlines The Last Dance card as the entertaining British heavyweight takes on Swedish big man Otto Wallin, topping off a night of exhilarating boxing at the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester. The action is live on TNT Sports 1 and can be watched on discovery+.

ABDULAH-MILLER: ROUND 8

Abdulah starts the round well, then Miller comes back into the fight from the midway point in the round and while Abdulah’s work is often sloppy, Miller tends to land clean and then get out of range.
More of the same as Abdulah pressures Miller who is struggling more to keep his opponent at a distance, but he does land some good shots when the aggressor over commits.

ABDULAH-MILLER: ROUND 6

Abdulah looks to be getting through a bit more with body shots and short left hands and should take the round. Miller still having some success on the counter.

ABDULAH-MILLER: ROUND 5

Another tight round. Miller is boxing cleaner but is he doing enough in these rounds? Abdulah for his part is mostly punching air or gloves.

ABDULAH-MILLER: ROUND 4

These are not easy rounds to call. Abdulah is forcing the fight and pressuring Miller but is not catching him with many clean shots. Miller is throwing less and fighting on the move but is landing the higher percentage.
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