Panel: What would you like to see Derek Chisora ​​do now after his crushing defeat to Tyson Fury?

Leigh Wood (Featherweight Candidate)

Honestly, I’d love to see him retire. He is great for the sport and has entertained us all for a very long time. Now I want to see him put his health first. Clearly, however, that must be his decision. It depends on him.

Wayne Alexander (Former European Super Welding Champion)

I want to see him hang up his gloves. After more than 15 years of playing professionally and having a successful career – British, Commonwealth and European heavyweight champion as well as two-time world boxing champion – he has not been able to achieve or prove what more. If the people around Derek really cared about his health, they would advise him to take a break. But, at the end of the day, the decision rests with Derek, and sadly, sometimes the last person to realize that it’s over is the boxer.

Chris Billam-Smith (European cruiser class champion)

I want to see him retire. He’s taken a lot of defeats that punish and entertain us all enough. I imagine that he did very well financially and now he shouldn’t just be a cannon fodder for world class candidates.

Dan Morley (Pro Heavyweight)

Chisora ​​is an excellent servant for British boxing. He’s always ready to fight the best and has been in some great fights. He has dramatically revived his career and delivered plenty of entertainment, battling most of the big names of his time and leaving stadiums sold out. Personally, I think it’s time for him to retire. He’s done a lot of heavy hits against the big boys over the course of his long career and I don’t want to see him go on for too long and get badly injured.