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British heavyweight Derek Chisora will face Sweden’s Otto Wallin in Manchester on Saturday, 8 February.<\/b><\/p>\n
A veteran of 48 fights, Chisora will turn 41 six weeks before the fight at the Co-op Live arena.<\/p>\n
The Londoner, who earned a unanimous points decision win over Joe Joyce in July<\/a>, suggested he is close to retirement.<\/p>\n “I’ve had some amazing nights in Manchester, both in the ring and in the warehouse raves, so it was only right I had one last dance up north,” Chisora said.<\/p>\n Zimbabwe-born Chisora made his debut in 2007. He has lost 13 pro fights, including three to Tyson Fury and a world-title shot against Vitali Klitschko in 2012.<\/p>\n “Come 8 February I’m going to be bringing war to Wallin, be ready for my penultimate showreel knockout,” he added.<\/p>\n Chisora was in negotiations to fight Jarrell Miller before the fight fell through amid a dispute between the American and his promoter.<\/p>\n Wallin, 34, has won 27 pro fights with two defeats. <\/p>\n He inflicted a cut on Fury<\/a> which needed 47 stitches before losing on points in 2019 and was stopped by a dominant Anthony Joshua<\/a> last year.<\/p>\n “I know I’m walking into the lion’s den, but I will be ready for it and ready to get the victory,” Wallin said.<\/p>\n British light-heavyweights Willy Hutchinson and Zach Parker will contest the chief support bout at the 23,500-capacity indoor arena.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n