After chasing Otto Wallin around Manchester’s Co-Op Live Arena for 12 rounds on Saturday night, Derek Chisora called a trio of UK rappers into the ring and had them hold up posters of former undisputed and current unified heavyweight champion, Oleksandr Usyk, two-time unified champion, Anthony Joshua and current IBF king, Daniel Dubois.

It is now 49 Not Out for a resurgent Derek Chisora. The British heavyweight favorite rolled back the years and overwhelmed an outgunned Otto Wallin, putting the Swede down in the ninth and 12th rounds.

Tonight was a celebration of Derek Chisora's career. Win or lose - plenty of both over an 18-year career - many travelled across the country to witness his final appearance on British shores, showing their appreciation for a national treasure. The 41-year-old fan favourite (36-13, 23 KOs) wept on arrival at the Co-Op Live Arena and after another exhausting 12-round contest, badly cut over his right eye and later left, he scored knockdowns in rounds nine and two knockdowns en route to a triumphant (117-109, 114-112, 116-110) unanimous decision win over Otto Wallin.

Otto Wallin doesn’t believe this will be the last we see of Derek Chisora in a boxing ring even if the Swedish southpaw decisively defeats him Saturday night in Manchester.

Derek Chisora hasn’t decided whether he will use The Eagles’ hit, Hotel California, or Johnny Cash’s (Ghost) Riders in the Sky as his ring walk music this weekend but when the veteran heavyweight reaches the ring and ducks between the ropes for his IBF title eliminator with Otto Wallin on Saturday night, waiting for him will be Hall of Fame promoter, Frank Warren.

Don’t expect Otto Wallin to underestimate Derek Chisora when the heavyweights meet in their IBF title eliminator this weekend. Wallin, 27-2 (15 KOs), is in Manchester, England for the fight which takes place at the Co-Op Live Arena on Saturday night. TNT Sports will screen the show in Britain whilst DAZN will televise worldwide.

The first copy of Otto Wallin’s contract for his heavyweight fight with Dereck Chisora called for a standard 20-foot ring inside the ropes. The revised version, The Ring has learned, listed a smaller ring, 18 feet inside the ropes, for their 12-round IBF elimination match Saturday night at Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England. Wallin’s handlers didn’t want to accept that alteration to their contracts, but the Swedish southpaw welcomed less room to operate with the bullish but aged Chisora.

Derek Chisora knows what he has to do when he faces Otto Wallin in his 'Last Dance' fight at the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester on Saturday night. 'Del Boy' or 'War' as he's known, is looking to bring down the curtain on his fighting career in the UK against Wallin (27-2, 1 NC, 15 KOs) in his 49th professional bout. A 50th might be scheduled at some point down the road but Chisora (35-13, 23 KOs) seems sure this is his last on British soil.

It is less than two weeks until Derek Chisora says goodbye to his British fans. The popular heavyweight is intent on having fifty professional fights before calling time on his wild career but his 49th - a ten round contest against Otto Wallin - will be his final appearance on British soil.

Dereck Chisora had a very simple answer when asked to remember the proudest moment of his remarkable career.