Derek Chisora may have found the 50th opponent of his career.

The Ring understands that the former heavyweight title challenger and longtime contender is in negotiations with Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller for a Dec. 13 fight in Manchester. Sky Sports were first to report the news.

Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) has previously mentioned that the 50th appearance of his career will be his last. It’s unclear if that’s still the plan, but, as of late, he’s enjoying plenty of success in the ring.

Since losing via 10th-round stoppage to Tyson Fury in 2022, Chisora has been on a roll, winning three straight. Those victories haven’t come against no-name competition either.

Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce, and Otto Wallin have all come up short against Chisora, but Miller (26-1-2, 22 KOs) will be motivated as ever.

The big man out of Brooklyn, New York, hasn’t won since stopping Lucas Browne in 2023. In back-to-back fights, he was KO’d by Daniel Dubois and settled for a controversial majority decision draw against Andy Ruiz in August 2024.

He was supposed to end a year-plus layoff by fighting Michael Hunter in September, but talks for that fight broke down.