Derek Chisora Defeats Otto Wallin by Unanimous Decision in Penultimate Fight

The 41-year-old British heavyweight sets up a potential title shot for his 50th and final bout after a thrilling performance in Manchester.

Derek Chisora won his 49th professional fight against Otto Wallin with scores of 117-109, 114-112, and 116-110, dropping Wallin twice during the bout.
Chisora, 41, has indicated this was his final fight on British soil and plans for his 50th and last fight to take place overseas, potentially against the winner of Daniel Dubois vs. Joseph Parker.
The fight was an IBF eliminator, positioning Chisora for a potential world title shot, though his recent record has sparked debate about his title contention.
Wallin, 34, struggled against Chisora's relentless aggression, marking his third career loss after defeats to Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
The undercard in Manchester featured notable victories, including Zak Miller claiming the British featherweight title and Jack Rafferty defending his junior welterweight title.