Chisora is probably still top 10

[JakeTheBoxer]

I believe he beats Ajagba, Hrgovic, Wardley. Kabayel rematch would be interesting also, many fans felt Chisora won the first match. Zhang is 50-50 fight IMO. If old Chinese doesn`t stop Chisora inside 6 rounds, he is in trouble. Parker had 2 wars with Chisora, very tough fights.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Kubret Pulev, Joe Joyce, Otto Wallin 'For any other Heavyweight fighter, outside of Oleksandr Uysk, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. That series of fights is a really solid level of competition, and lets factor in that? Derek Chisora is winning those fights'.

Derek Chisora in some ways is similar to Ken Norton 'If he is competing against a opponent, who does not quite have the attributes to cancel him out. Then most likely his opponent's will find it extremely difficult to beat him'.

Ken Norton has a solid level of durability, power, and underrated boxing skills 'Quite simply? If you struggle to dominate fighters like Norton and Chisora, then for as long as they are competing in the fight. Then the action 95% of the time is going to be violent and arduous'.

This is due to Derek Chisora's best attributes and style 'His tactics are all about momentum, generating momentum and then maintaining it. When Chisora is competing in a match up, where? His opponents don't quite have the ability to cancel out his momentum. The fights appear to play out like a top level Tennis match, plenty of rally's between the fighters, and dramatic altercations in the momentum. Sometimes Derek Chisora wins the war of attrition, and other times he does not. That is ultimately a description of Derek Chisora form at High end European to World level boxing'.

Note: Stylistically to beat Derek Chisora 'A fighters needs to have elite level power, or elite level boxing skills. The reality of this Heavyweight era, there have been very few fighters with those attribute's, whether that be in a high level combination or a individual attribute to a high level'.

Fighters such as Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, and Oleksandr Uysk 'Are the most difficult fights for Chisora from this era. Because those three fighters ether have a very high level of offensive power or technical boxing skills. Joshua in comparison to both Fury and Uysk, has more of a combination of those two attributes to a very high level. Whereas, Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Uysk have been renowned more for their skill for skill boxing ability throughout their careers'.

To conclude: So, I personally would expect Derek Chisora to push most top level Heavyweight fighters 'I would not back him to win vs many. But for sure, stylistically if Chisora could maintain his recent form? Then he is a difficult opponent to beat'.

You would have to expect that Derek Chisora going into his 50th fight 'Can still execute a really high level training camp. And increase his game, better than it was vs ether Joe Joyce or Otto Wallin. I would honestly give Derek Chisora a chance of beating Martin Bakole and Efe Ajagba'.

I have already made it very clear, that I don't rate Martin Bakole as high as certain folk within the boxing community 'I think Anthony Joshua would smash Martin Bakole up, and stylistically? When I analyse Bakole as a fighter, he is definitively a fight where Chisora can compete' etc.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Chisora is old school warrior. He reminds me on "Bonecrusher " Smith from 80s and 90s. These guys are all about fighting only.

Guys like Wallin, Yoka, Hrgovic...are nothing like that. This is why is Chisora still top 10 most likely.