Chisora’s Options For His Final Fight

A third fight with Dillian Whyte would be the most compelling option. The two British heavyweights have a long history, having fought twice before. Their first bout in 2016 was a back-and-forth war, and their second in 2018 ended with a knockout for Whyte. Chisora was competitive in both fights, despite his losses. A third, rubber match would be a massive draw for British boxing. Whyte also has a lot to prove following his loss to Moses Itauma in his last bout. 

A fight with Adam Kownacki would be a perfect matchup for Chisora’s final bout. Kownacki, a popular and aggressive heavyweight, is known for his all-action, forward-moving style, which would be a guaranteed brawl. Both fighters have a high-volume approach and are known for their durability and willingness to stand and trade punches. Kownacki has a 20-4-0, with 15 KOs to his name. However, with no wins in his last five fights, the fight may be tough to sell. 

A fight with veteran Kubrat Pulev would be a fitting and high-profile final bout for Chisora. Pulev is a well-known heavyweight who has fought Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua. His style is built on a powerful jab and a technical, disciplined approach, which would provide a difficult, but respectable challenge for Chisora. Pulev has won three on the bounce, beating Mahmoud Charr in his last fight, as Chisora has plenty to think about.