The Derek Chisora’s heavyweight/passenger candidate (35-13, 23 ko) weighed £ 259.7, while his opponent Otto Wallin (27-2, 15 Kos) entered the slender 239.1 kilograms on Friday for their 12- Round IBF title Eliminator this Saturday, February 8 at the CO-OP Live Arena in Manchester, England.
Desperate for title title
Chisora-Wallin’s fight winner will be mandatory for the IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois. This is hard to believe, because the 41-year-old Chisora lost two of her last five fights, and his three victories came against the old, main heavy weights similar to themselves.
The age of Chisora’s last three victories: 39, 42 and 43. These victories followed against Joe Joyce, Gerald Washington and Kubrat Puleva. Chisora has another vulnerable opponent in front of him with 34-year-old Wallin, who was recently stopped by Anthony Joshua at five rounds on December 2, 2023.
Chisora is not able to do what Aj did Wallin, especially in his age. Wallin, 6’5 1/2 ″, is too high a too good boxer for the dispute, a trembling chisor to throw him out or win a decision unless he is questionable, like his victory over Pulevo. That looked like a robbery.
“It’s been fighting irregularly these days, but still has the opportunity. I think he beat Wallin,” Barry McGuigan said Boxing for conversations About his prediction of Derek Chisora’s victory over a much younger Otto Wallin on Saturday night. “I think he can overcome and stop him, and if he does [IBF] Again the world title [against Dubois].
“If he does, I hope he can say,” I’ll get away from that now. “I am worried that the guys are going for too long. Not just for them. It’s not good for sports. I just wonder how much he has left. How much part of the fire in his stomach is left,” McGuigan said about Chisora.
“That’s money. I know he beat Joyce, and if he defeats [Wallin]He has the opportunity to fight for the world title again. “
Last time updated 02.07.2025
