DEREK CHISORA wants Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua to fight for the British title — because they are not deserving of a world championship. Fury, 38, and Joshua, 37, will at last settle a decade’s worth of debate in the…

Derek Chisora has advised Anthony Joshua to attack Tyson Fury aggressively from the start to secure an early knockout in their upcoming heavyweight bout. Speaking ahead of the December clash at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Chisora warned that attempting to outbox Fury from distance would lead to a defeat, urging Joshua instead to rely on his power to finish the contest within four to six rounds.
Chisora also criticized the WBA for sanctioning the grudge match for their world title, arguing that neither fighter currently deserves world championship status following recent inconsistent performances. He asserted that the bout should instead only contest the historic British heavyweight title, though he is backing Joshua to triumph.
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