Watch Anthony Joshua asking Derek Chisora, his old friend, to join him in the Saudi Arabia revenge mission against Oleksandr Usyk

DEREK CHISORA will go on a revenge rampage to Saudi Arabia and Anthony Joshua's side.

The 38-year old heavyweight defeated Kubrat Pulev on Saturday to win his first fight of the new decade. This ended a three-fight losing streak that began in 2019.

After Del Boy had won a split 2016 decision, the Bulgarian beat Del Boy in a bloody and brawling win.

Oleksandr Usyk, War Chisora's lost to in 2020, is the next redemption mission. Chisora vowed that AJ would travel to Jeddah with AJ for the must-win rematch against the 35 year-old Ukraine ace.

Chisora, his Finchley ABC friend and protege, called him to celebrate his win and to laugh about Joshua's defeat in 2020.

Chisora smiled and said, "I must give you a shout out because that guy was powerful."

"The guy wouldn't go down, he wasn't strong enough. He refused to go down when I hit him.

"I thought, "What the f*** did AJ hit AJ with? Because I can't get him down. He hit him with what the hell?

"Bro, I'm coming to Saudi Arabia with you. Don't be afraid. I'm flying to Monaco, then to Saudi Arabia. I will be there.

Joshua, seen lying on Chisora’s camera on a white pillow and a crisp white cushion, said: "I was about to tell you that you need to come, that you can do that whenever you are ready."

Chisora, after speaking with AJ on the phone, said that he would help Joshua train for the rerun. He had only 48 hours sleep.

He said, "My goal is to rest for 2 days and then go see my little brother and give him a few tests."

"We want him win the rematch so we will rest for 2 days and then move in with him."

The O2 packed loved seeing their hero win back his winning ways. However, we don't want him to face Deontay Wilder next. Veteran Pulev has tagged him enough times to be concerned.

The reformed bad boy, Brexiteer, and Boris Johnson fan doesn't need any advice when it comes down to his rollercoaster career or aversion towards retirement.

He said, "I want to travel to America, and I want to feel Wilder’s power," but he was worriedly not brave.

"I want the Bronze Bomber. If you are reading or listening, please give me some power."

Eddie Hearn, promoter of Chisora, is keen to match Wilder with violent KO artist Wilder. However, he also confirmed that he would like to see the trilogy clash with DillianWhyte.

The Brixton Body Snatcher, a broadcasting and promotional free agent - whose major pay per view fights have all been on Sky or BT Sport – so the Matchroom mogul Will need a huge offer to attract Whyte to DAZN.