Derek Chisora (32-12, 23 KOs) lost twice Dillian Whyte (28-2, 19 KOs) and Tyson Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs), so he has a good idea of what the two Brits can expect in the ring on April 23rd.
Theoretically, Chisora came close to defeating White twice. For the first time, he lost on points, despite the fact that the vast majority of experts saw his advantage. Derek was leading on points in the rematch, but Dillian's left hook sent him to the floor in the eleventh round. Fury Chisora also lost on points, and lost early in the rematch, but in both cases the Gypsy King won confidently. However, Chisora sees a good chance for an upset and a new WBC heavyweight champion.
“When a fighter makes 20-30 million a fight, he loses a little boxing hunger. Now White is more hungry. History shows that only Mayweather could make that kind of money while staying motivated, others couldn't. White wants to win this fight more, he will be ready to die in the ring. So I think a motivated White can beat Fury," Chisora said.
