DEREK CHISORA acknowledged that his boxing career is over and that he would like to end it with a bang.
After beating Kubrat Pulev in an epic rematch, the heavyweight veteran made the admission.
Derek Chisora meets Kubrat Pulev following his rematch victory
Chisora (38), had not won his three previous bouts and last achieved victory in 2019.
He will be fighting another day, but there won't be many more. Deontay Wilder is at the top of his list.
Chisora stated that "I won my last fight three years ago...
"I am happy today, but I also feel sad. Although I don't have much left, I have everything I can give to you guys.
"I don’t have any left, so my next two fights... I’m on my way out.
"I don’t have much left in me, but I have what I have and I will give it all to you guys."
"I don’t have any left, so my next two fights... I’m on my way out.
"I don’t want easy fights. I want the tough fights. Eddie Hearn told me the other day that if he can get him the Bronze Bomber, I'll be happy.
"I want everyone in my era to fight me." "Win or lose, all I want is to fight."
After leaving Germany in 2016, the Londoner was furious at Pulev's 41-year-old split-decision loss. But it was the Bulgarain who lost in the away corner.
Chisora said, "I needed to win, I've lost many fights on this road."
It's a great way of winning it. I feel buzzing right now. It's great to win.
Kubrat Pulev was defeated by Derek Chisora in split-decision