Don Robbie

Should Derek Chisora fight again or step out the ring for good? By Oli Dickson-Jefford Derek Chisora endured the 12th defeat of his professional career when he lost to former heavyweight world champion Joseph Parker on Saturday night. The Brit fought admirably and showed serious firepower at times, though was knocked down by Parker three times and the New Zealander sealed a points victory after 12 gruelling rounds. Chisora has fought some of the biggest names of his generation during his career but as he approaches his 38th birthday, questions are growing about where he goes from here. After another defeat, is it time for the Londoner to hang up his gloves and call time on his career? Where does he go from here? Chisora has now lost three times in a row; twice to Parker this year at the Manchester Arena, and to Oleksandr Usyk at the Wembley Arena in 2020. The 37-year-old has lost three fights in a row before but is in a very different stage of his career now. It has been almost a decad...

Three all-British boxing fights we'd love to see By Tom Masters As the next opponents for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are soon to be confirmed, we look at some big all-British fights that we could see in the near future.  After Joshua was defeated by Oleksandr Usyk, and Fury defeated Deontay Wilder for a second time, both of Britain’s biggest heavyweight boxers are planning on their next fight.    Here are three fights that everyone would like to see.    1.        Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury     THE fight that everyone wants to see in the world of boxing, with an agreement between the two for a fight decided before Wilder decided he wanted to have a third go at Fury.    Britain’s two best heavyweight fighters divide the world of boxing in a similar way to Ronaldo and Messi in the world of football now. Who is better? Well in the words of Harry Hill – there’s only one way to find out – fight!    Fury seems ...