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Derek Chisora warns Deontay Wilder the heavyweight bout on Saturday in London "won't last 12 rounds." Both fighters hit the ring for their 50th professional match. Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) plans to retire after this fight, while Wilder aims for a title shot. With a combined 66 knockouts, fans expect a decisive finish.
Chisora promises a relentless start, declaring, "I need that crazy energy. I need war and pain. I'm going to hit this man everywhere." He emphasizes the night will be emotional and urges no excuses post-fight. Chisora lightens the mood during fight week, skipping a media workout for fan interaction and games.
On the other hand, Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) maintains a serious approach, confident he’s back at his best. He states, “In that ring, it will be a fight, and it's going to end with an explosion.” Wilder challenges Chisora, saying, "Derek needs to be perfect for 12 rounds; I just need to be perfect for two seconds." He adds, "Bring your heart, because I'm going to take it." The stage is set for a thrilling clash at the O2 Arena.
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