Derek Chisora is gearing up for fight number 50 after putting together three wins in his last three.
The fan-favourite British heavyweight is enjoying an Indian summer in his campaign, beating Gerald Washington in 2023, Joe Joyce in 2024 and Otto Wallin this year.
He is now rumoured to be returning in December in Manchester on the same card as young sensation Moses Itauma, though an opponent is yet to be named.
‘Del Boy’ – who has twice challenges for the world title – has taken matters into his own hands, taking to X to name his top three targets: Deontay Wilder, Dillian Whyte and Jarrell Miller.
50 @BronzeBomber@DillianWhyte@BIGBABYMILLERpic.twitter.com/3QcslkYrbR
— Derek Chisora 🥊 (@DerekWarChisora) October 10, 2025
Wilder is set to return in January before what he calls a big fight in 2026, and is unlikely to accept the call from ‘War’ Chisora.
Whyte, who is coming off a first round stoppage loss to Itauma, is much more likely given his options coming off a loss are slim.
Miller has said he is keen on the fight, though has continuously struggled to land big name fights.
On the line would be Chisora’s number two position with the IBF, a slot that puts him within touching distance of the belt currently held by Oleksandr Usyk. With the Ukrainian’s plans as yet unclear, and the potential to vacate a real possibility, Chisora could well find himself fighting for a belt one last time before finally hanging up the gloves.
