Chisora ​​announces ‘The Last Dance 2’ for December 13

Derek Chisora ​​announced on Instagram today that he is fighting for “The Last Dance” 2 “in Manchester, England on December 13.

The “Road to 50” closes down

Chisora ​​tackles his 18-year professional career with his 50th fight. He says his opponent will be announced soon.

It would be a good idea for Queensberry to choose a foe for Chisora, because on February 8, 2025, he recorded a lot of punishment in his recent unanimous decision on Otto Wallin over Otto Wallin. The man is not a big puncher, but he still worked on Chisora’s face.

The fight almost showed Derek’s ceiling for what he can do at his age. I believe anything above the wall level would be a step too far for Chisora’s “last dance” fight.

Derek announces “The Last Dance 2”

“We’re going back to Manchester, December 13. Away to 50, shutdown. Queensberry and I, we’re going to end it in Manchester, December 13. Opponent will be announced soon. I had one, but the big boss took him, so I’m arguing. The big boss said what he wanted. But the way to 50. The ‘last dance’ 2, happening. War!’ said Derek Chisora Instagram today.

December 13 is the same date as heavyweight contender Moses Itauma is fighting, but veteran Chisora, 41, is unlikely to be his opponent. Itauma is supposed to take a step -opponent, like Filip Hrgovic. Chisora ​​(36-13, 23 COs) would be more of a lateral move from Moses’ last enemy, Dillian Whyte.

I think Derek would at least try to throw some push against itauma and would be more willing to go out on his shield than why whye fought. It was so awful to look at and completely unsurpassed.

Ideal options for Chisora’s farewell

• Martin Bakole: It would be a difficult battle for Chisora ​​to face the 32-year-old Bakole (21-2, 16 COs), but it would be excellent to attract interest to the 13th card on December 13. If Bakole’s weight drops in the low 280s, Derek would be in serious trouble.
• Frazer Clarke: It is a winning battle for Chisora ​​if the slowly moving heavy-handed Clarke (9-1-1, 7 COs) is not in the top. Still, it would be a risky one, because this man is still relatively young at 34 and can punch.
• Kubrat Pulev: What makes the 44-year-old Pulev (32-3, 14 COs) is the WBA ‘ordinary’ heavyweight title he holds. Fighting for a world title would be the perfect send for Chisora. If he were to win, he would be able to get a big money fight against one of the top names. Other than that, Pulev is a good choice because it would be a trilogy match for Derek.
• Joe Joyce: A rematch with Olympic silver medalist Joyce (16-4, 15 COs) in 2016 would be an entertaining battle for fans. Chisora ​​climbed a narrow unanimous decision of 10 round over Joyce on July 27, 2024 with the scores 96-94, 96-94 and 97-92. The fight was until the ninth when Chisora ​​dropped Joyce.
• Johnny Fisher: The Young Slugger Fisher (13-1, 11 COs) has a fighting style in the entire action that makes him the perfect opponent for Chisora ​​to fight to fight for the fans. This is another winning one for Chisora, but also one he can lose. Fisher, 26, is young and would put it on Derek early.