Chisora vs Wilder: Undercard, UK Time, Ringwalks & How to Watch

Updated 29 March, 2026, 14:00 BST

It’s fight week. Derek Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) faces Deontay Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) on Saturday 4 April at The O2 Arena in London, billed as “100”, with both men set for their 50th professional bout.

 

Chisora, 42, has confirmed this will be his final professional appearance, while former WBC heavyweight champion Wilder, 40, is looking to rebuild after winning just two of his last six fights.

 

Main event ringwalks are expected at approximately 10:00pm BST. Check the latest heavyweight rankings to see where both fighters sit heading into fight week.

Chisora vs Wilder fight details

Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder is expected to take place at approximately 10:00pm BST on Saturday 4 April 2026, with coverage starting from around 6:00pm BST on DAZN PPV in the UK.

 

  • Date: Saturday, 4 April 2026
  • Venue: The O2 Arena, London
  • UK broadcast start: Approximately 6:00pm BST on DAZN PPV
  • Main event ringwalks: Expected at 10:00pm BST
  • PPV price: £24.99 on DAZN, or included with DAZN Ultimate subscription
  • Promotion: MF Pro / Queensberry Promotions

Chisora vs Wilder Undercard

All undercard fights confirmed by MF Pro / Queensberry and will be updated if there are late changes.

Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder fight poster for April 4 2026 at The O2 Arena London with heavyweight bout details and ringwalk time

Why are Chisora and Wilder fighting each other?

This isn’t a typical heavyweight fight between two fighters at their peak, or even up and coming. This is a clash of two seasoned veterans, looking for one last hurray. Chisora however is on a late-career resurgence, winning his last three fights. Wilder, by contrast, remains one of the most dangerous punchers in boxing history, but his output has dropped sharply, throwing just 204 punches across 12 rounds against Joseph Parker, shows the age is affecting his output over 12 round fights.

 

If Wilder lands early, it could end instantly. If he doesn’t, Chisora’s relentless pressure could turn it into a gruelling, one-sided finish. Across his last 6 fights, Deontay Wilder has lost 4 times and averaged under 20 punches landed per round; a sharp drop from his championship peak.

How to Watch Chisora vs Wilder in the UK

The card is live and exclusive on DAZN PPV in the UK, priced at £24.99 as a standalone pay-per-view, or included with a DAZN Ultimate subscription. DAZN’s coverage begins from around 6:00pm BST for the undercard, with the main event ringwalks expected around 10:00pm BST.

 

Fans can pay to watch in two ways:

  • Buy the PPV for £24.99 as a one-off purchase
  • Subscribe to DAZN with the Ultimate tier to include PPVs – this also includes upcoming bouts such as Wardley vs Dubois, which may save you money in the long run.

Chisora vs Wilder Odds: Who Is Favourite to Win?

Chisora is the clear favourite with most bookmakers at around 4/7, while Wilder is available at approximately 2/1. That prices Chisora at roughly a 67% chance, which reflects his three-fight winning streak and the home advantage at The O2. Gamble responsibly – 18+ BeGambleAware.org

Chisora vs Wilder Tale of the Tape

Derek Chisora:

  • Nationality : British
  • Age : 42
  • Height : 6′ 2″
  • Reach : 74″
  • Total fights : 49
  • Record : 36-13 (23 KOs)

Deontay Wilder:

  • Nationality : American
  • Age : 40
  • Height : 6′ 7″
  • Reach : 83″
  • Total fights : 49
  • Record : 44-4-1 (43 KOs)
Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder tale of the tape showing age, record, height, reach and knockout stats ahead of their April 2026 heavyweight fight

Derek Chisora Recent Form

  • W UD 12 vs Otto Wallin — IBF Heavyweight Eliminator
  • W UD 10 vs Joe Joyce
  • W UD 10 vs Gerald Washington
  • L TKO 10 vs Tyson Fury — WBC World Heavyweight Title
  • L SD 12 vs Joseph Parker

Deontay Wilder Recent Form

  • W TKO 7 vs Tyrrell Herndon
  • L TKO 5 vs Zhilei Zhang
  • L UD 12 vs Joseph Parker
  • L KO 11 vs Tyson Fury — WBC World Heavyweight Title (Trilogy)
  • L TKO 7 vs Tyson Fury — WBC World Heavyweight Title

The Split Decision’s Prediction

Split Decision backs Chisora to win by late TKO, rounds 8 – 10, as Wilder fades under the constant pressure and The O2 crowd drives Chisora home for his 50th and final fight.

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