Derek Chisora put on a spectacular performance in his recent fight against Otto Wallin. The British fan favorite suffered a gnarly cut during the contest, which was a result of an accidental clash of heads.

Never write off Derek Chisora. The indomitable British heavyweight, at the ripe old age of 41, has secured himself another shot at the world title with a superb points victory over the Swede Otto Wallin in Manchester.

Former world light middleweight champion Liam Smith has advised Derek Chisora to retire after his win over Otto Wallin on Saturday night. Billed as his last fight in the UK, and possibly the last of his boxing career, Chisora wound back the clock and beat Wallin convincingly by unanimous decision.

Chisora (35-13, 23 KOs) is probably the most popular current fighter in the sport who sports a record with double-digit losses. But he has won two straight vs. Joe Joyce and Gerald Washington, and he’s hung tough in recent years vs. Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker. Clearly, Chisora is slowing down, but he can still fight.

Derek Chisora faces Otto Wallin in his 49th fight, billed as his 'Last Dance' in the UK before bowing out on 50 on foreign soil.