INSANITY
Derek Chisora loses his 50th and “final” fight to Deontay Wilder: 115-112, 111-115, 113-115 Where to start, eh. Working backwards… A belt from Five Guys? Journeys beyond the ropes and phantom knockdowns? Enough talking between the two combatants Audible needs to option the transcript for a niche erotic novella? Thudding shots which, despite the decreased ability of these men, would have finished far fresher fighters (were they to walk on to one)? The cornerman running into the ring to do his own refereeing? Perhaps just the fact that Derek Chisora, who has never won a world title, took on the faded yet feared former world champion Deontay Wilder when he absolutely didn’t need to. Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder were never going to serve up elite athleticism and pure boxing science, nobody was claiming that. Both over forty years old, Chisora’s style has aged better than Wilder’s, which evened it out a bit. These men now crusade on their reputations alone and really, both of them came ...
