Deontay Wilder VS. Derek Chisora London’s O2 Arena on April 4, 2026

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This is a no-nonsense fight; this is a battle between two fighters who refused to give up. Deontay wants to make a big comeback, and Derek wants to retire with a bang; they both need this fight so expect an action packed between those two fighters.

Let's see if Deontay will continue and make a comeback, and Derek, who is just waiting for the right time to retire, and this could be it, a win against Deontay will be a memorable retirement fight for Derek

Deontay Wilder said:“This is a must-win for me. Not only a win but I need a devastating win. I need a knockout. That’s what people come to see…. We have question marks on our backs because we’re unpredictable as fighters, but his style matches my style and mine matches his.”

Dereck Chisora said:“I am taking it seriously. It’s the last fight, number 50,” he said, adding that Wilder might not get such a friendly reception when he returns to the UK for fight week.

Deontay Wilder says he needs a “devastating knockout” against Derek Chisora

[coin-investor]

I believe Wilder still has what it takes, and he still has a few more fights left, but the new crop of heavyweights are more skilled, they don't just rely on power, buton technical skill, something that's lacking in Deontay's repertoire.
Derek is one stubborn guy who refuses to give up, so we have a good fight here, but eventually Deontay will emerge as the winner because of his right hand, which still packs a punch.
So it's about having a great retirement fight and a comeback fight for the two fighters.