Fabio Wardley vs Derek Chisora who wins

Kiwi Casual · Jan 20, 2026

Redbeard7 said: ↑

IIRC Wardley hurt Parker in the 2nd round and in the 10th round. Parker was sustaining a significant, continuous beating in the 11th round and throwing virtually nothing back for a minute or so. Of course he was going to get stopped. Parker was most likely on route to lose the fight even if it wasn't stopped as the 11th would have been scored 10-8, he'd been seriously hurt and Wardley has more determination.

Chisora's tough, no question about that. But he's been stopped 4x and dropped 6x, last stopped in 2022 and he's 42 now. Wardley is certainly one of the biggest punchers Chisora's faced, maybe the biggest. He's also in his prime, unlike 40's Pulev, 40's Washington, Joyce or even Wallin.

The mutual opponent comparison also favours Wardley: Wardley stopped Parker in the 11th while 6-4 down, Chisora was clearly outpointed and dropped x3 over 12 rounds in 2021.
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Fight was stopped after 3-4 MISSED punches. Wardley also collapsed from exhaustion after the round. It was an early stoppage.

MarkusFlorez99 · Jan 20, 2026

Chisora taking on Wilder instead of course

Dynamicpuncher · Jan 20, 2026

JunlongXiFan said: ↑

He was intelligently defending and throwing back. It's subjective ultimately, because there's nothing in the rules about taking a certain number of punches. Many of us feel that if a fighter is up on the cards, and still defending himself, you shouldn't stop the fight just because a guy lands a certain number of punches. Also a lot of those punches didn't seem hard anyway. A lot of them were just "connects". He did land some hard ones, but Parker didn't go down or stop defending himself for even a second.
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He wasn't really defending himself though and it wasn't just out of the blue Parker took a beating at the end of the round 10 which continued on into the 11th round.

Parker didn't land a single punch back within the 40 seconds that Wardley was unloading on him in the 11th round. He also took a deep breath and sagged backed towards to rope just seconds before the stoppage.

So what if Parker was up on the cards ? That has no barring on the sustained punishment Parker was taking from a big punching 240+ pound Heavyweight.

There was still plenty of time left in the round where Parker could've got seriously hurt and Parker offered nothing back in terms of offence.

Yes there has been some dodgy British stoppages in the past but this time ? Not really for me.

Kiwi Casual · Jan 20, 2026

Dynamicpuncher said: ↑

He wasn't really defending himself though and it wasn't just out of the blue Parker took a beating at the end of the round 10 which continued on into the 11th round.

Parker didn't land a single punch back within the 40 seconds that Wardley was unloading on him in the 11th round. He also took a deep breath and sagged backed towards to rope just seconds before the stoppage.

So what if Parker was up on the cards ? That has no barring on the sustained punishment Parker was taking from a big punching 240+ pound Heavyweight.

There was still plenty of time left in the round where Parker could've got seriously hurt and Parker offered nothing back in terms of offence.

Yes there has been some dodgy British stoppages in the past but this time ? Not really for me.
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My issue with that is if the shoe was on the other foot there's no way the fight would have been stopped. It's why these are referred to as "British stoppages".

like a boss · Jan 20, 2026

Makes for an interesting fight. Neither are world beaters. So either could win.

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