Tyson Fury Reviews Deontay Wilder’s Show Against Derek Chisora
Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora delivered a bruising heavyweight contest in London last weekend. Wilder scored two knockdowns and secured a split decision on the judges’ cards.
Fight summary
The bout tested both men physically and mentally. Chisora absorbed heavy shots and continued to press forward.
Wilder, 40, added a high-profile name to his record. He announced plans to pursue a second heavyweight title reign.
Key facts
- Location: London.
- Result: Deontay Wilder won by split decision.
- Notable moments: Wilder scored two knockdowns.
- Ages: Wilder is 40; Tyson Fury is 37.
- Wilder’s aim: to become a two-time heavyweight champion.
- Wilder’s first title reign ended in 2020 against Tyson Fury.
- Tyson Fury has faced both men three times, according to reports.
Tyson Fury’s reaction
Tyson Fury reviewed Deontay Wilder’s showing against Derek Chisora with frank criticism. He said the contest was difficult to watch.
Fury described both fighters as diminished versions of themselves. He called the scenes sad and even heartbreaking.
Concerns about his own return
Fury warned he will have been out of action for 16 months by his next fight. At 37, he said that absence worries him.
He told Filmogaz.com he is thinking hard about his readiness. Fury joked darkly about not wanting to emulate the recent performances.
Looking ahead
Fury is scheduled to fight Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this coming weekend. He hopes to win and impress fans.
Fury aims to use a strong showing to set up a long-awaited meeting with Anthony Joshua.
Wilder has also publicly offered to face Anthony Joshua as he chases another world title.
