Dave Allen expects early finish for former world champion Deontay Wilder Collision with heavyweight veteran Derek Chisora April 4th.

announced last week Pair to host Misfits Pro and Queensberry cards in Londonboth entering their 50th career game.

Not long ago, it looked like Wilder would be facing the real heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, but “The Bronze Bomber” must now prepare for a completely different matchup.

The 40-year-old has lived a relatively ordinary life Defeated Tyrell Herndon in the seventh round. In June, he lost consecutively to Joseph Parker and Zhang Zhilei.

Against Parker, the American failed to bring out his trademark power, something that was on display again in Zhang’s fifth-round stoppage victory.

British heavyweight boxing champion Allen does seem to think Wilder’s power may be gone, having fought Chisora ​​before, and he thinks Wilder may well find himself in an early stoppage situation.

talking about his YouTube channelAllen made the point that, despite being two years older, Chisora ​​was the more deserving client at this stage of their careers.

“Wilder, I just think he has nothing left. You would think that for a guy who can box, Chisora ​​would be a good opponent because Chisora ​​will come up to you and he’ll get hit right there.

“But Wilder, I just don’t think he can pull the trigger anymore. Of course he can still punch… but (Chisora’s) are not that easy to hit because you have to worry about him countering you.

“I think seven or eight years ago, Wilder would have had the speed and the desire to really hit Derrick, and I thought he would have stopped him.

“But even at 42, I think (Chisora) has a lot more left than Wilder. I think he’ll find him sooner.”

After losing to Tyson Fury in the 10th round in 2022, Chisora ​​has won three consecutive fights over Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce and Otto Wallin.