Joe Joyce: record, next fight and profile →
As Sinatra’s "My Way" echoed around London’s O2 Arena on Saturday, Derek Chisora saluted his fans. His body was covered in sweat, his face was lumpy and eyes battered into slits – but he had won.
Brutality and drama could be on the menu when Joe “The Juggernaut” Joyce and Derek “War” Chisora meet at the O2 Arena tonight in London.
Victory over Derek Chisora could lead to a rematch between Joe Joyce and Daniel Dubois
Derek Chisora wore a mask depicting Zhilei Zhang’s face when he weighed in for his fight with Joe Joyce on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London
It’s worth looking ahead to Saturday’s heavyweight clash between Derek Chisora, 40, and Joe Joyce, 38, and having the conversation about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
Derek Chisora spoke of how “emotional” he is feeling heading into Saturday’s fight with Joe Joyce
Joe Joyce and Derek Chisora meet in a crossroads heavyweight fight on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London. Joyce, 38, and Chisora, 40, both know that a defeat could end their careers
Joe Joyce has defended Derek Chisora’s right to remain active
Why to Watch: Claressa Shields has won undisputed championships in two weight divisions and world titles in a third. Now she’s going for a fourth. Shields, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, started her career by nabbing a pair of super middleweight titles in her fourth pro fight. She’d go on to become the queen of 160 and the queen of 154 before moving back up to middleweight.
Derek Chisora will continue to fight on beyond Saturday’s date with Joe Joyce – win, lose or draw