Chisora ​​calls Wilder after Edging Out Pulev in the rematch

Dereck Chisora ​​hit the well again, but this time he raised his hand in victory after claiming a decisive victory over Kubrat Pulev in London on Saturday night.

Thousands of people came to the O2 Arena to watch their favorite heavyweight veteran take down the man who beat him in 2016. Chisora’s 33^rd victory gave him his first win since stopping David Price in the same venue three years ago.

In that moment, Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker proved too brilliant as the anti-hero of British boxing but on this occasion he had to face someone on his own level who could be beaten. .

The first phase is a hassle with skirmishes being done close to any part of the targeted anatomy. Referee Marcus McDonnell had repeatedly warned his players and while it wasn’t easy, Chisora ​​made as much of a foul inside as Pulev’s left side blushed.

Each one’s best moments come from Chisora’s forehand serves combined with Pulev’s quick and messy runs and rear-footed synergies or fouls when his opponent looks looks tired. These latter shots don’t do the damage they might have done years ago but they are making their mark.

Pulev boxed the better of the two and provided better fundamentals, but the crowd was often driven by Chisora’s industry. The 38-year-old also chose to play marsupials in the corner, just as he did in the Joseph Parker rematch, allowing Pulev to let him go. However, in a split second, Chisora ​​would appear and force the Bulgarian to back off.

Body attack from Chisora continues throughout and is always a plan that b must rely on if his work upstairs doesn’t go according to plan. The noise from the fans increased tenfold, especially in the 9th round when Chisora ​​kicked Pulev back with his right hand.