Tyson Fury leads cringy sing-a-long for rival Derek Chisora after stoppage victory
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‘Ohhh Derek Chisoooora!’: Tyson Fury leads a sad chant for his rival after stoppage win and reveals Del Boy was calling him ‘little ****’ during their one-sided contest
- Tyson Fury paid tribute to Derek Chisora following his win on Saturday
- The 34-year-old won after the referee stopped the fight in the 10th round.
- Chisora fought hard but was outmatched in a third loss to the Gypsy King.
Tyson Fury led a gruesome chant for Derek Chisora after defending his WBC world heavyweight title.
The 34-year-old, back in the ring after reversing his decision to retire in April, won after the referee stopped the fight in the 10th round.
Chisora, 38, had fought hard but was outclassed in a third loss to the Gypsy King.
Tyson Fury paid tribute to his British rival Derek Chisora following his victory on Saturday
Afterwards, Fury paid tribute to the British rival.
He said: ‘I felt good. I needed a few rounds. He hadn’t boxed since April. I’ve had a retreat, I’ve had a lot to do, I felt good there tonight.
‘Don’t take anything away from DC, he’s an absolute warrior. It has been an absolute privilege to fight him three times.
Chisora, 38, had fought hard but was outclassed in a third loss to the ‘Gypsy King’
We all love Derek Chisora. Ohhh Derek Chisora… What a warrior. What a British African warrior.
‘We’ve had three epic fighters and what a tough man. He was hitting him with shots that would knock no one else out.
‘And he was calling me a little bitch there!’
In front of a crowd of 60,000, Fury dominated from the opening bell, but Chisora fought back valiantly, repeatedly into the ropes but absorbing the blows of his taller and heavier opponent.
Chisora took a beating before the referee stopped the one-sided contest in the tenth round.
Chisora received treatment in his corner late in the seventh round when his right eye closed, and the stoppage simply became a matter of time.
Referee Victor Loughlin finally stepped in, making a stoppage with 10 seconds remaining in the tenth of the scheduled 12 rounds.
Fury, 34, took his unbeaten professional record to 33 wins and one draw as his 38-year-old outmatched opponent suffered a fourth loss in his last five fights and his 13th loss in 46 career fights.
The ‘Gypsy King’ also beat Chisora comfortably in their previous meetings in London in 2014 and 2011 and Saturday was really a filler ahead of a much bigger potential fight next year.