By Daniel Itai | Former Churchill scholar now world boxing heavyweight contender, Derrick “Delboy” Chisora extended his impressive heavyweight wins to 32 after he knocked out David Price in the fourth round yesterday evening.
Price seemed to be in control of the narrative in the first two rounds but Delboy stunned Price in the third with a straight right and left hook against the ropes toward the end of the frame. Price clearly felt the punch, but connected with a counter right uppercut just as the bell sounded.

In the fourth, Chisora came out and finished what he started by knocking down his opponent, with a right hand to the top of his head. Price was slow to get up, and used the ropes to get back on his feet, before referee Howard Foster could let Price continue, his technical corner stopped the fight, ultimately resulting in a fourth round technical knockout.

“I came to seek and destroy, it was just business. He stepped up and saved the show, he buzzed me and caught me with an uppercut but I recovered easily and I came back and finished the job,” said Delboy.
Chisora is now contending for the world heavyweight championship title which is currently being held by Ukrainian,Oleksandr Usyk.

However, Usyk’s promoter Eddie Hearn said that the chances of Chisora fighting the Ukrainian were unforeseeable, “this is a guy that is 10 years passed his prime with the money Usyk is going to get in fighting for a world title against the Anthony Joshua vs Andy Ruiz Jr. fight, he will be set for life from just that one fight. As such, he’s not going to risk losing that big payday by fighting 35 year old Chisora, who would literally be swinging for the fences from round one to try and be the one that gets a title shot.”