Live results tonight: Derek Chisora ​​Vs. Otto Wallin

Derek Chisora ​​is faced tonight with Otto Wallin’s eliminator of heavyweight title in 12 rounds to determine the mandatory champion Daniel Dubois at CO-OP Live Arena in Manchester, England. The two of them will be the main event. Tonight’s event will be shown He lives on a given Starting from 1:30 pm.

Results

– British, Commonwealth and WBC International Silver Champion Jack Rafferty (25-0, 16 ko) beat Reece Macmillan (17-2, 2 Kos) with a technical knockout in the seventh round. Rafferty, 29, injured Macmillan with his right hand that supported him in the rope. He then scored it again, resulting in Macmillan’s angle throwing himself in the towel. The stop time was on the 1:37 mark. Macmillan injured the last seconds of the sixth, and Rafferty shelled him as the bell sounded. The fight was probably supposed to be stopped after the circle, but Macmillan’s corner let him go to the seventh.

– a lightweight heavyweight category Zach Parker (26-1, 18 ko) won an unimaginable unanimous decision on Mickhael Dialle (21-2-2, 18 Kos) in a blood bath. Both fighters were cut, and Parker got the worst with the right eye. Judge Victor Loughlin was covered with blood. The results were 98-92, 98-93 and 97-94. The exhausted Parker, 30, was worn out of the pressure Dialo made him and repeatedly fell. He was lucky that Diallo was no bigger blow.

– British Peroj Category Champion Zak Miller (16-1, 3 ko) beat Commonwealth champion Masood Abdullah (11-1, 7 Kos) by a majority decision in 12 circles. The results were 114-114, 115-114 and 115-113.

– 6’7 ″ heavy perspective Lewis Williams (2-0, 1 ko) put on a master class, beating Christian Uwaka (1-5, 1 ko) by a single four-round decision. The result was 40-36. Williams, 27, hit Uwaka at the will of the shots and did not have to deal with much in return from an overcrowded opponent.

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41-year-old Chisora ​​(35-13, 23 ko) hopes to be winning that he will be set for the title. His goal is to achieve 50 fights, but there will be a lot to determine that tonight’s fight against Wallin (27-2, 15 ko) goes.

Wallin is taller, younger, at 34 years old, and more talented than Chisora. He can make this slightly struggle to ruin Derek’s goal to achieve 50 fights and get another title. Most boxing fans would agree that Chisora ​​does not deserve to fight for the world title, and it would look uncomfortable if she faced Dubois.

Fight against DAZN, 13:30 et

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