Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker 2. Undercard: Who else will be fighting this weekend on the bill?

DEREK CHISARA and Joseph Parker will be battling it out in Manchester for the second time.

Parker, the Kiwi heavyweight, won their first fight on points despite being dropped within the first seven seconds.


Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker 2. Undercard: Who else will be fighting this weekend on the bill?
Lerrone Richards, unbeaten super-middleweight, stars on the undercard

There's also an undercard that you can get your teeth into before the main event.

When is Chisora vs Parker 2,?

On Saturday, December 18, 2018, Derek Chisora takes on Joseph Parker 2.

The Manchester Arena is the venue.

Ring walks will take place at around 10.15pm.

Who is the undercard fighter?

Lerrone Richards will take on Carlos Gongora to win the IBO super-middleweight championship.

Zelfa Barret, on the other hand, will be trying to rise up the ranks of pro-level when he takes on Bruno Tarimo.

  • Carlos Gongora vs Lerrone Richards (IBO super middleweight title)
  • Zelfa Barrett vs Bruno Tarimo (Super featherweight)
  • Jordan Thompson vs Clement Oppenot (Cruiserweight)
  • David Nyika vs Anthony Carpin (Heavyweight)
  • Alen Babic vs TBA Heavyweight

How do I see Chisora vs Parker 2, 2?

DAZN will broadcast Chisora vs Parker 2.

Subscribers pay PS7.99 per Month for DAZN


Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker 2. Undercard: Who else will be fighting this weekend on the bill?
During Friday's weigh-in, the pair fought on the scales

What happened at the weigh-in

Chisora, fan favourite, came in at 248.5lbs. This is 2.3 pounds less than the weight he was for their first encounter.

Kiwi Parker, however, weighed in at a hefty 251lbs, which is a full ten more than what he weighed in May.

After Chisora had put his pants back on, there was a fierce face-off. The pair fought each other.

Chisora (37), still hopes to win a second chance at a global title.

Eddie Hearn, the promoter insists that the Brit-born in Zimbabwe must be given a hand this weekend in order to keep his dream and his career alive.





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