Summary

  • Oleksandr Usyk wins unanimous points decision against Derek Chisora in heavyweight clash at Wembley Arena

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Live Reporting

Michael Emons

  1. Time is running out for Chisora.

  2. Round 12

    Chisora still trying, not as forcefully as he was doing in the opening three round.

    Usyk keeps managing to avoid any damage.

  3. The last three minutes of this fight. Now or never for Chisora.

  4. Steve Bunce
    Boxing pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

    "I didn’t like the last 20 seconds in that round. There was a far away look on Derek’s face.

    "He’s got to the 12th round but it’s been hard."

  5. Round 11

    Usyk takes a left hook and another straight one as Chisora is looking in trouble now. That's quite a few clean ones from Usyk and Chisora needs a knockout to save this one. He has three minutes to find something magical.

  6. Round 11

    An overhand right from Chisora, but it bounces off the Usyk gloves. Chisora tries a left hook, but Usyk dives underneath it.

  7. Round 10

    You can never question Derek Chisora's heart. He is still giving every ounce of energy he has got in an attempt to get a potential career-saving and life-changing victory.

    Usyk proving a very slippery and evasive character though.

  8. Round 10

    Chisora is now resorting to throwing single shots, unable to muster a combination or do it quickly enough before the Ukrainian escapes.

    Oleksandr UsykMark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing

  9. Round 10

    Nearly 30 minutes gone, but Usyk still looks as fresh as at the start.

  10. Round 10

    Nine minutes to go. Chisora dives in looking for the Hollywood moment but Usyk, once more, sees it a mile off, Chisora misses and spins 360 degrees.

  11. Round 9

    Chisora tries to unload a few to the body in the last 30 seconds of the ninth, but he can't make much of a dent there.

  12. British heavyweight Dillian Whyte on BBC Radio 5 live: "Derek’s corner are giving him the wrong advice. They need to change something. They are not boxing people."

  13. Eddie has Derek ahead.

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  14. Round 9

    Derek Chisora is going to have to do something very, very special to turn this one around as Usyk has dominated these middle rounds.

  15. Round 8

    "We gave him that round, but we're not going to give him any more," Chisora is told after the eighth.

  16. Round 8

    A number of punches from Usyk land in the Chisora face. The Brit then walks on to a right hook from Usyk.

  17. Mike Costello
    BBC Sport boxing correspondent at Wembley Arena

    Usyk building a long and possibly conclusive lead here.

    Usyk and ChisoraMatchroom Boxing/Mark Robinson

  18. Usyk is not wasting his punches and Chisora, after such a rapid flurry at the start of the fight is gasping for air.

  19. Mike Costello
    BBC Sport boxing correspondent at Wembley Arena

    A brilliant attack from Usyk to end that round.

  20. Round 7

    Another looping right comes in from Chisora, but the Usyk reflexes are spot on and the glove is up to soak up the power.

    Usyk is now much the faster and getting in and out before the Briton can respond. A right uppercut from Usyk but it bounces off the Chisora gloves.

    Usyk lands with a huge left-right late on in the final 20 seconds and it momentarily stops Chisora in his tracks.

    Chisora was very happy to hear the bell before anymore punishment could come in.