Chisora’s message to Usyk: London Call

Derek Chisora ​​posted WBA, WBC and WBO heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk on social media today, suggesting he would like to fight him next in “London, England.”

Chisora ​​(36-13, 23 KOS) said he felt he deserved to win the battle four years ago at Wembley Arena in London on October 31, 2020, so he and USYK (23-0, 14 KO) I’m hoping for a rematch. USYK won that fight with a 12-round unanimous decision with scores of 115-113, 115-113 and 117-112.

Another payday for Chisora?

Chisora ​​named him with Ushik along with Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois as three fighters who are interested in fighting. He says he has no interest in fighting Martin Bacall when he is mentioned as an option. Chisora ​​wants a big fight, but it’s hardly possible.

Derek is already very wealthy, with an estimated wealth of $15 million. He doesn’t need the money, but he wants the fight. Even if Usyk or Joshua gives Chisora ​​the payday fight he craves, it probably won’t be over. He will probably continue to hust his fighting with other fighters far above his talent level.

It is told how Chisora ​​is putting pressure on Usaik to fight, as it doesn’t happen. There is no interest from fans to see USYK surpassing old British journeyman Chisora ​​in 13 defeats.

Chisora ​​won Otto Warlin in a 12-round decision last Saturday night, putting many punishments on the head. His face was very swollen. The facial damage was criticized for head collisions, but it was a bunch of hogwash.

Warrin’s punch did that to Chisora. Chisora, 41, ate a candy-like headshot in a walking punching bag. Wallin is not a big puncher and not one of the top heavyweights in the division, so it was a perfectly chosen opponent to beat Derek. Interestingly, the British media did a big deal about Chisola’s victory, viewing it as a heroic example rather than a classic example of careful matchmaking.

The Big 3, Usaku, Joshua and DuBois that Chisora ​​hopes are not going to indulge in him. With IBF required, Derek will ultimately be able to get a title shot against Dubois, but that’s unlikely to happen in two more fights. If Chisora ​​wants to wait until 2026 or 2027, he will win a title shot against DuBois, but that’s a long time to sit when you’re 41. He will have to fight other fighters. Unless he matches the opposition from the second tier, LL loses.

Chisora’s best career victory:

-Kubrat Pulev: 41 years old
– Joe Joyce: 39
– David Price
-Artur Szpilka
– Carlos Takam: 37
– Malik Scott
– Danny Williams

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-derek na🥊 (@dererisra) February 11, 2025