Tyson Fury vs Derek Chisora 3 Predictions

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Tyson Fury vs Derek Chisora 3 prognostications & Tips

Tyson Fury is sloped to make straightforward work of Derek Chisora.
Fury has formerly beaten Chisora doubly ahead and in the alternate meeting he dominated the fight. A reprise is probably then, with Fury backed to finish the rival as snappily as he did Dillian Whyte.

• Tyson Fury is 2- 0 vs Derek Chisora
• Tyson Fury has won 4 of his last 5 fights by cessation
• Tyson Fury stopped Derek Chisora in their last fight( November 2014)
• Derek Chisora has lost 3 of his last 4 fights
• Derek Chisora has been knocked out 3 times in his career
• Tyson Fury has a 2- 0 record against Derek Chisora
• Tyson Fury beat Derek Chisora by amicable decision in July 2011
• Tyson Fury beat Derek Chisora by TKO in November 2014

Tyson Fury Form
Tyson Fury goes into his rearmost defence of the WBC heavyweight title on a five- fight palm band.

Fury last failed to win when he went to a controversial split decision draw with Deontay Wilder in December 2018.
To this date, that's the only fight that the ‘ Gypsy King ’ has not won in his career.

He bounced back in his coming spin by making quick work of Tom Schwarz, knocking him out in the alternate round.
Fury Also beat Otto Wallin by amicable decision in his final fight ahead challenging Wilder for the alternate time.

He took the matter out of the judges ’ hands in the rematch, outdistancing ‘ The Citation Bomber ’ before stopping him in the seventh round.
Also, in the trio fight, the WBC champion again dominated Wilder and this time stopped him in the 11th round.

Fury moved on from Wilder after that bout, and before this time he took his record to 32-0-1 with a sixth-round cessation of Dillian Whyte.

Derek Chisora Form

Derek Chisora is challenging for a world title fight despite losing three of his last four fights.
He enjoyed his stylish run of form in several times when he reeled off three successive triumphs between April and October 2019.

‘ War ’ bounced back from an 11th round knockout at the hands of Dillian Whyte with a decision palm against Senad Gashi.
He also made it back- to- back triumphs with a alternate round cessation of Artur Szpilka, before stopping David Price in the fourth round to make it three- in-a-row.

Chisora’s band stalled after that palm over Price however, as he stepped up the class of opposition and lost three straight.
He dropped a decision to Oleksandr Usyk before dividing the judges in a split decision defeat to former world champion Joseph Parker.

Chisora and Parker met in an immediate rematch several months latterly, and this time the New Zealander won by amicable decision.
‘ War ’ eventually ended his losing run in July of this time though, claiming a split decision palm against Kubrat Pulev.

That palm bettered Chisora’s professional record to 33- 12, with 23 wins coming by cessation.

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