After a rival loses on Dillian Whyte, Tyson Fury offers Derek Chisora a place next to him in Morecambe.

TYSON FURY trolled Derek Chisora following his victory over Dillian Whyte – offering the boxer a brand new house.

Whyte was eliminated by the Gypsy King in the sixth round.


After a rival loses on Dillian Whyte, Tyson Fury offers Derek Chisora a place next to him in Morecambe.
Tyson Fury defeated Dillian Whyte to win the sixth round
After a rival loses on Dillian Whyte, Tyson Fury offers Derek Chisora a place next to him in Morecambe.
Derek Chisora (right), bet against Joseph Parker on a Whyte victory

However, Chisora, who had lost to both fighters during his career, believed Whyte would beat Fury.

He was so confident that Whyte would be the heavyweight champion of the world, he even offered to put his money on it.

Joseph Parker and Chisora, another heavyweight, joked about each other before the fight, with Parker backing Fury for victory.

Fury then said, "Derek Chisora has now become homeless. Sorry to everyone. He lost his home to Joseph Parker.

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After a rival loses on Dillian Whyte, Tyson Fury offers Derek Chisora a place next to him in Morecambe.

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After a rival loses on Dillian Whyte, Tyson Fury offers Derek Chisora a place next to him in Morecambe.

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Derek, I have a house near my Morecambe house, and you are welcome to visit it at any time, by brother.

"But the moral is that you should never place your money on anything unless you are one million percent certain, and in the heavyweight division you cannot be certain.

"So now, he's homeless. Good luck to him."

After the fight, Whyte spoke out to suggest that he wasn't outclassed.

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BBC Radio interviewed him: "There wasn’t much in it – it was a close battle and I didn’t feel like I had been outclassed there.

"My strategy was to press him and move forward. I tried to attack, but I made a mistake and was caught.

"He's an awkward guy. I expected that.

"It was always going be an awkward fight. But I tried to set up and to be patient. I landed what I could early on and then, from round three, start pressing.

"It was an excellent learning experience."