Derek Chisora amazed Otto Wallin with two Knockdowns on his way to a unanimous decision on Saturday in his last UK war.
Chisora is set to retire after his next 50th war of his career, and gave a tremendous show, despite having a close eye for half the war, with the three judges marking the period 117-109, 114-112 and 116- 110 for the British Warrior.
The 41-year-old is now on the line of world title shoot after his Walli war improved early Sky arce office.
“When I arrived, I told myself that I would not cry, but I started crying like a child (before the war),” Chisora said after the war.
“I was in tears because I love the sport and I love fans. I love everything about it, ups and ups.
“It was a very exciting day for me today. It was very difficult. When I got the cut, then something happened in the third round that I didn’t tell my coach, my ears appeared and I said I would go to continue” .
After the war, the Chisora camp brought three photos to the Dubois and Oleksandr Usyk champions ring, Plus Anthony Joshua.
He asked the crowd to choose who fought the next, with Manchester spectators who seemed to cheer aloud when the photos of Usyk and Joshua were held.
Chisora has previously said that he wants to fight Dillian Whyte or Francis Ngannou in his 50th war, before retirement, with the time to take place outside the UK.
Derek Chisora seemingly wants to fight Daniel Dubois, Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Ulyk in his 50th war, which will be his last
“At what he wants, we will make it happen. We will sit down and make it happen,” said his promoter Frank Warren.
“He has now won an eliminator for the IBF title, and that’s Daniel Dubois,” so he has it in the bank.
“At what he wants to do, we will do. Tonight, what show. I can’t tell you how proud I am how he fought there, Otto too, because it takes two to fight.”
How Chisora amazed Wallin
Chisora produced one of his 36th best victories in his 18-year-old career for the pleasure of the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester.
He came flying from the blocks, with large rocking shots on the body of Wall in the opening rounds and landed some large right hands on his head in the third.
However, a visible collision of the head in the fifth round without Chisora cut the right eye. In the sixth, blood was constantly falling from the eye, so the judge was forced to stop the period immediately.
Derek Chisora otto otto Wallin twice
After being checked by the doctors, Chisora did not release the intensity and released some shots at Wall in the seventh, ahead of an extraordinary eighth attack with about 30 consecutive shakes shocked his opponent.
He looked at Wall with a right hand in the ninth to send the Swedes falling, then tactically pulled it into the corner over the rest of the period to descend more strokes, including another knackdown in the last round before To go the bell.
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