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Derek Chisora calls out heavyweight to settle rivalry on Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua card

Oscar Pick

13th November, 2026

Derek Chisora calls out heavyweight to settle rivalry on Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua card
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Heavyweight veteran Derek Chisora is angling for a slot on the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua undercard, hoping to exact his revenge against an old domestic foe.

The 42-year-old is coming off a split decision defeat to Deontay Wilder in April, when he suffered two knockdowns in their largely chaotic 12-round affair.

Prior to that, Chisora was enjoying something of a purple patch, as back-to-back unanimous decision victories over Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce and Otto Wallin had followed his punishing 10th-round stoppage defeat to Fury in 2022.

Back then, the Londoner was entering a rather pointless trilogy bout, having lost his previous two encounters with ‘The Gypsy King’ in convincing fashion.

Far more winnable, however, would be a trilogy contest against Dillian Whyte, who won their first fight by edging a contentious split decision in 2016.

The pair then squared off in a rematch two years later and, in another closely-contested battle, Whyte managed to score a dramatic 11th-round knockout.

Looking to reignite their rivalry, Chisora has now taken to social media and called for a third encounter at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on December 11.

🔥DEREK CHISORA POSTS DILLIAN WHYTE TRILOGY POSTER@DerekWarChisora @DillianWhyte pic.twitter.com/sgNELA3RQg

— Boxing King Media (@boxingkingmedia) November 12, 2026

Whether this actually materialises, it remains to be seen, but many would likely give Chisora a much greater chance of victory this time around.

Whyte, after all, has not fought since his emphatic first-round stoppage defeat to Moses Itauma in August 2025, when many felt he looked a shell of his former self.

And while he is yet to hang up the gloves, the 38-year-old is surely not far away from doing so, with Chisora also perhaps one or two fights short of retirement.

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