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Sunday 19 December 2021 9:09 am

Joseph Parker beats Briton Derek Chisora as he looks to win world title

By: Matt Hardy

Deputy Sports Editor - Morning Wire

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Derek Chisora and Joseph Parker battled it out last night after their first fight ended in a controversial points win.
Derek Chisora and Joseph Parker battled it out last night after their first fight ended in a controversial points win. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)

New Zealander Joseph Parker beat Derek Chisora on points as the heavyweight duo fought in a brilliant fight which was awarded on points.

Parker controversially won on points when the two met back in May but this fight was a thrilling rematch.

Parker made a brilliant start with Chisora facing a count in the fourth round.

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The Briton was knocked down in the seventh but continued through the entire 12 rounds.

Parker eventually won 115-110, 115-111, 114-112 on points.

“Derek always comes for war, he was one tough guy and never stopped coming forward until the end, said Parker.

“We practised and practised that uppercut. What a Christmas present.

“I felt a lot stronger. It was important to start strong and not be negative from the beginning. You can see there are improvements to be made.

“Derek Chisora is a credit to the sport of boxing. The crowd went mental when he walked out. They just want to support him.”

“Personally I’d like to see him walk away.”

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