DEREK CHISORA went for a deep dive as a POOL BOY.
The 38-year old millionaire could make a lot of money in the UK by buying another heavyweight bout or filling his Hampstead Heath with vintage champagne.
Derek Chisora had a day as a pool boy
The madcap fan favourite decided instead to spend Thursday helping out a pool maintenance company with a stinky sewage problem.
He was seen clearing leaves from an outdoor swimming pool and helping to maintain an indoor one.
It is not clear why he was there.
This comes only weeks after Chisora's incredible courage to survive three counts, and hear the last bell against Joseph Parker in December.
The warhorse had 12 losses in his rollercoaster career. However, he won another moral victory by just being in the ring and giving his soul to ticket-buying fans who so often get robbed of the best fights.
His chances of securing a world title shot soon were ended by his third consecutive loss to his 32-12 record.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredBut the always-game, forever-entertaining, innate prize fighter said the alphabet belts that Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, Dillian Whyte and Oleksandr Usyk are all arguing over, mean nothing to him now.
He will continue to dodge retirement better than punches, as he still loves the hurt.
He reminded us that "I love fighting" "I love fighting" is my world title. People recognize me on the streets. That's all that I love.
"I worked hard to reach the top. York Hall was where I used to box. Now that I have 20,000 people watching me, I don’t want to give it away easily.
"I don’t care about the title that comes with it. Your taxi driver, bin man, or general cleaner, so long as you recognize me and say "that was a great battle", that's my world title.
Fans should not be surprised by Del Boy's latest skill set. He confirmed that his 18-pound frame won't fit in the box social media places his fellow pugilists into.
He said, "Some people have a perception about what boxers look like from their Instagram,"
"When I'm done, I want people to be able to look at my resume and say "he fought everyone". When I retire, I won't let anyone decide for me.
"I make the decisions for myself, and I'm happy with them."
Did you miss our previous article...
https://secondsaway.co.uk/boxing/eddie-hearn-urges-jake-paul-to-fight-conor-mcgregor-next-but-promoter-worries-that-a-dana-white-feud-could-stop-themassive-fight
