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Derek Chisora scored another win, collected more bruises, handed out more burgers, and now he prepares to face the final curtain.

We examine Del Boy’s victory over Otto Wallin, his recent form, and ponder what awaits in fight number 50.

Elsewhere, Canelo signed a four-fight deal with Turki Alalshikh in what might signal the Mexican winding down his career with one last lucrative deal. But is William Scull a better opponent than Jake Paul?

In This Week we take in some astonishing violence as Richie Kates gets an early taste of the incredible resilience of Matthew Saad Muhammad.

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Adam Azim and David Benavidez notched the finest wins of their careers last weekend and, with feet on the ground and context at hand, we examine the performances of each. What’s next, ideally, for both fighters?

We review the subject of post-fight pandemonium, briefly ponder the likelihood of PEDs being rife among the elite and journey back in time.

We land in 1989 when Lloyd Honeyghan and Marlon Starling were the premier welterweights and Mike Tyson grew tired of Harry Carpenter.

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