BOXING fans from all over the world will be wondering what the stakes are in TONIGHT’S clash between Derek Chisora and Otto Wallin. The heavyweights are ready to put on a dazzling show to

Chisora (35-13, 23 KOs) is probably the most popular current fighter in the sport who sports a record with double-digit losses. But he has won two straight vs. Joe Joyce and Gerald Washington, and he’s hung tough in recent years vs. Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker. Clearly, Chisora is slowing down, but he can still fight.

A clash of the heavyweights is on the cards this weekend as Derek Chisora takes on Otto Wallin in a fight billed as “The Last Dance”. British boxer Chisora, who beat Joe Joyce in London in July last year,

AS Derek Chisora’s ‘Last Dance’ edges closer, the veteran heavyweight is in a confident mood ahead of his Co-op Live Arena clash with Otto Wallin on Saturday

Otto Wallin admits he was "excited" and "surprised" by the opportunity to face Derek Chisora, with the heavyweight star expecting Jarrell Miller to

Billed as Derek Chisora’s last ever UK press conference, this afternoon’s meeting between Chisora and Otto Wallin was by turns a celebration of the Londoner’s career and an attempt to squeeze the last drips of weirdness and aggression from a 41-year-old who appears to be running on empty at this late stage.

Derek Chisora is on a quest for 50 professional fights. He'll take his 49th on Saturday against Otto Wallin. Here's how you can watch.

Derek Chisora believes that he has won the mind games ahead of his fight with Otto Wallin on Saturday night live on DAZN (excluding the UK). Taking place at the Co-op Live in Manchester, the event is being billed as 'The Last Dance' with it being Chisora's last fight in the UK.