Deontay Wilder defeated Derek Chisora by split decision on April 4, 2026, at The O2 Arena. The Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora fight went 12 rounds, with judges scoring it 115-111 and 115-113 for Wilder, while one judge scored it 115-112 for Chisora.
Wilder dropped Chisora during the bout and continued through a competitive fight that lasted to the final bell.
The win added to his record and kept him active in the heavyweight division. After the fight, Wilder spoke about potential future opponents and addressed two names directly in the division.
Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora Sets up the Next Targets
The Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora fight included steady action from the opening rounds. Chisora exerted pressure, whereas Wilder leveraged his reach and power to land crucial punches.
After the final bell, Wilder turned his attention to Anthony Joshua, who was present at ringside.
“Let’s get it on!” Wilder said.
Joshua reacted from the ringside as the moment drew the crowd’s attention.
Wilder also addressed his approach to future fights.
“I’m in the heavyweight division; all these other characters are in the heavyweight division. Why not?. I’m not dodging anyone. I’m a veteran in the game. And I’m looking forward to fighting any and all, especially if the fans want to see it, then why not?”
The Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora result placed Wilder in a position to call for new matchups following the win.
Wilder names Moses Itauma as a Possible Opponent
Wilder also mentioned Moses Itauma as a potential opponent after evaluating his recent performances.
“I didn’t know who Moses was. I’ve seen some of his highlights. I saw his last fight against Franklin, what a hell of a KO that was. And it seems like a potential champion that you guys have here. So, hey, why not test him out?”
Itauma stays undefeated, building his record with several knockouts. His latest fights have gained attention in the heavyweight division.
The Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora fight marked Wilder’s return to the ring in a full 12-round contest. After the bout, his comments focused on future opportunities rather than the result alone.
Heavyweight Division Options Remain Open
Wilder’s win over Chisora keeps him active among heavyweights. His post-fight statements pointed to an interest in facing both established fighters and rising contenders.
He addressed the division directly when speaking about his options.
“I’m not dodging anyone,” Wilder said. “I’m a veteran in the game.”
The Deontay Wilder vs. Derek Chisora fight concluded with Wilder earning a decision win and shifting attention to potential future matchups with names already active in the division.
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