Will he face Chisora ​​Nganneu after Walin won?

David Price believes the heavyweight veteran Derek Chizor will fight Francis Nagno In his next match in Saudi Arabia after defeating Otto Walin with a 12-round unanimous decision last Saturday night in Manchester, England.

Ngannou (0-2) would be dangerous for a fighter like Chisora ​​because he hits so hard and the holidays of slow loots. Chisora ​​would be sitting against Ngannou.

Price also mentioned Dillian White and Joseph Parker as Chisora ​​opportunities. Parker already defeated Derek twice and would have been a huge step back to the New Zealander to move from the fight against world -class opposition such as Daniel Dyubua to the fight against a low -level man like a chizor. Most of the top 15 contenders would beat Chisora. His team chose the most famous power in Ulin to improve their chances of winning. Even the lower feeder like Jemane Franklin would be too much for Chisora.

There is a zero probability of Derek using his mandatory IBF place, which he won last night to cause Duboa because it will be 100% slaughter. Dubois would kill the chisus in the first round and there would be a huge response from fans who felt detached by the organizers of the events.

You can't put Chisora ​​with a good heavyweight category because it will be killed and this is bad for the promoters who put the event and a terrible look for the sport. Chisora ​​beat as Otto Walin was carefully selected last night. This man was well refined before this match.

I do not think Parker would like to be seen to fight this battle unless he was offered a lot of money and had a loss of Dyubua knockout. It would be difficult to sell because Parker already defeated Chisora ​​twice and seems pointless to fight for the third time.

The 41-year-old chizor (36-13, 23 CO) said after the match that he deserves a blockbuster for his 50th match, mentioning Anthony Joshua and Olexander Usik as his two choices. However, these guys will not fight the ham and Eger like Chisora ​​for obvious reasons.

Ngannou (0-2) would be the ideal opponent for Chisora ​​if he could get it because the battle would create interest and he would have a chance to win if he was not hit by one of the big shots of 38 years.

“I think it will be Francis Ngannu in Saudi Arabia. That's what he thinks, “David Price said Ring magazine For whom he believes that Derek Chizor will then fight for battle # 50 after his victory over Otto Walin last Saturday night. “Whoever fights will make a great style of race.

Price adds that he believes that the nokuns that Chisora ​​put into the battle of Walin look more like him, which is out of balance that Otto says. He said his legs were entangled. I watched the battle and felt that both knockdowns were fake, poorly blown by the judge. These were not knockdowns. Price says it would be a draw if you take the two knockdowns.

The results were 114-112, 116-110 and 117-109. I had Walin to win the match 7-5. I didn't count the two knockdowns because they were slips.