Derek Chisora on Fury vs. Joshua, Wilder Fight, and Boxing's Realities

Derek Chisora is gearing up for his 50th and final fight against Deontay Wilder. Despite the looming end of his career, Chisora remains deeply invested in the sport, offering opinions on everything from Tyson Fury's return to the ring to Anthony Joshua's training regime. Chisora believes that Joshua training with Usyk is beneficial, stating that surrounding yourself with 'killers' will make you a killer.

Chisora also expressed excitement about the potential Fury vs. Joshua fight, predicting a win for Joshua.

Meanwhile, Deontay Wilder is approaching the fight with a different mindset, reflecting on his career and the state of boxing. Wilder has voiced strong criticism of the sport, describing it as being full of 'criminals and w***es' who manipulate fighters.

Both fighters, despite their differing views, share a sense of realism about the challenges and realities of professional boxing.

Chisora also cautioned against rushing the career of rising star Moses Itauma, advising patience and allowing him to gain experience.

Chisora is enthusiastic about the prospect and predicts Anthony Joshua would win in four or five rounds.

Chisora urges patience and careful development for the young boxer, rather than rushing him into high-stakes fights.

Wilder is critical, describing the sport as being rife with corruption and manipulation.

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