Officially announced are DILLIAN WHYTE's and Derek Chisora’s eagerly-awaited returns to the ring.
Whyte, the Brixton banger, will be back at the O2 Arena on October 30, locking horns against Otto Wallin from Sweden.
On December 18, Derek Chisora will face Joseph Parker.
Two months later, Chisora, a former world champion challenger will face Joseph Parker.
Soon after his official announcement, Whyte posted on Instagram, "Whyte Vs Wallin October 30th Live at the O2.
Wallin is in for a frightening night.
"I haven't boxed at home in front of crowds for nearly 2 years and I'm ready to go war."
Chisora, a fan favourite, followed Whyte's lead, writing: "Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum" (Classical Latin: [si] wi:s' 'pake: ’para 'bellu]) This Latin adage, translated as "If peace is what you seek, prepare for war."
Since March's demolishment of Russian Alexander Povetkin, Whyte, 33 has not been inside the ring.
Chisora was, however, last seen against Parker, an ex-WBO heavyweight champion in May.
War lost a split-decision to the Kiwi. The judges scored the contest with scores of 115-113 and 111-116, respectively, and 113-114.
In his post-fight interview, Chisora was furious and expressed frustration at the scorecards of judges. He said: "I am beyond upset now.
"I train hard, bring everything, and this is how I treat boxing.
"Same fight as the last. They don't like my appearance.
"I put everything in there, and this is what I get. This is amazing. Andy Lee, his coach, said that I won the fight.
DAZN recently announced two exciting match-ups: Whyte vs Wallin, and Chisora II vs Parker II.
Mikey Garcia, the former four-weight world champion, will be back in action two weeks before Whyte & Wallin go to battle.
The California clubber, who was hoping to fight boxing legend Manny Pacquiao in a bout, will now face Sandor Martin.
Garcia will face Martin, the European super-lightweight champion, for his first appearance since beating Jesse Vargas by unanimous decision last February.
