Derek Chisora put on a boxing clinic in an exceptional performance against Otto Wallin at the Co-op Arena in Manchester. 'Del Boy' was aggressive and barely gave Wallin a chance in the early rounds. He often threw the kitchen sink at Wallin and the Swede could barely do anything.

Chisora thus put an exclamation mark on his victory, in what was an IBF title eliminator. The result, therefore, theoretically gives Chisora a chance of facing the winner of Daniel Dubois’s defence against Joseph Parker on 22 February.

Never write off Derek Chisora. The indomitable British heavyweight, at the ripe old age of 41, has secured himself another shot at the world title with a superb points victory over the Swede Otto Wallin in Manchester.

Derek Chisora dropped Otto Wallin twice on his way to a unanimous points decision victory in his 49th and penultimate pro fight to set up a finish to his career.

If you thought 41-year-old British heavyweight Derek Chisora might retire after engaging in difficult fight after difficult fight, you’d be wrong. That’s because he’s, once again, getting into the ring on Saturday with a heavyweight in Otto Wallin who is younger and who has shown plenty of skill throughout his career.