Tyson Fury will face Derrick Chisora in London on December 3 in a three-fight series with Tottenham. Fury is going to defend his WBC boxer name for the 3rd time, fighting a man he has crashed twice before. He fought the British boxer in 2014 and 2011 and won the duel on either event.
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Fury mediated his feud with Anthony Joshua at the end of last year, but talks between the two fell apart. The world-wide prizewinning fighter is undefeated and has already won 32 fights, but the 38-year-old man is coming to the ending point of his career, having lost three of his last four.
Chisora was coming off her third straight defeat by defeating Kubrat in Bolifah in the middle of this summer, while Fury will be fighting her 1st fight since defeating Dilly White at Wembley in the middle of last spring. Fury stated his retreat from the sport after the win, but later changed his decision and now hopes to challenge champ Oleksander Usyk.
Tyson Fury hits the mark
Fury and Chisora have not met each other for a long time since the beginning of their careers, and when they first met in 2011, the two were undefeated in 14 fights. Just eight months before the split, Chisora, 27, fought British championship and world champion Wladimir Klitschko in two fights. Fury, on the other hand, was considered 23 years old and inexperienced and was defeated.
However, Fury put in a convincing performance at Wembley, where Chisora suffered the 1st defeat of his career. Three years later, Qiankong meets him again. This time at London’s Excel. He won five matches in a row before losing three others to Robert Helenius, Vitali Klitschko and David Haye.
During the fight between Fury and Chisora, Fury again dominated the fight, using his southpaw position to keep Chisora in the box before Chisora knocked him out at the tenth fight. The triumph gave Fury the right to challenge IBF and WBA champion Wladimir Klitschko. He beat Klitschko a year later in Dusseldorf.
