Tyson Fury stopped Derek Chisora in the 10th round to retain his heavyweight world title and set up an undisputed clash with Oleksandr Usyk.
Fury had already beaten Chisora in 2011 and again three yeas later, but handed the Londoner a surprise third fight - and a multi-million-pound pay day - when a clash with first Usyk and then Anthony Joshua failed to materialise. But Chisora's second challenge for a world title ended in a whimper as he struggled to lay a glove on the champion before the referee stepped in to put the Londoner out of his misery.
"He’s an absolute warrior," Fury said of Chisora afterwards. "A British warrior. We’ve had three epic fights and he’s a tough man. He stood up to every shot and was calling me a b***h in there."
