British experts advise Chisora ​​to retire

Saturday in Manchester Derek Chisora (32-12, 23 KOs) suffered 12th defeat in the professional ring, losing in a one-sided bout Joseph Parker... According to Steve Bansi, 37-year-old Chisora, who was counted three times in a fight with the New Zealander, should consider ending his boxing career.

“He no longer needs to prove anything, he no longer needs to do anything. He doesn't need to earn anymore, "says a respected British expert in his column, who does not want to see Chisora ​​in Eddie Hearn's alleged fights with Deontay Wilder or Andy Ruiz Jr.

“He can make money in both fights, and he can win both, but can both of them knock him out? Yes, because you can't take blows like Chisora ​​throughout your career. He has conceded more clean shots from Parker than in any other fight. Fighting Wilder would be a great sight and he could sell the arena and maybe even the stadium, but Wilder won't have to hit Chisora ​​60 times like Parker, he's an exceptional puncher - I wouldn't want to see that! " - admitted Bansi.

Derek Chisora ​​himself previously stated that he was not going to say goodbye to boxing and that he would return to the ring in the summer.