Pictured: Parker Decks Chisora ​​3 times won at Wild . heavyweight

Manchester – In a heavyweight rematch, former WBO World Champion Joseph Parker (30-2, 21 KOs) defeated Derek Chisora ​​(32-12, 23 KOs) on his way to the most decisive win. mind in a wild heavyweight match. (photo by Mark Robinson)

The scores are 115-110, 115-111 and 114-112.

Back in May, Parker was defeated very early in the first round and forced to regroup to win the decisive match against Chisora.

The rematch began with Parker taking the center stage of the ring and boxing. He took down a massive punch that Chisora ​​ate. In the second round, Chisora ​​fought Parker and they traded heavy punches. Parker unleashed more precise punches to rip Chisora ​​apart.

In the third round, Parker really rocked Chisora ​​with powerful hits and his legs were almost gone. Chisora ​​barely got up, but eventually recovered and began chasing Parker with massive blows in the closing moments. The fourth battle was fought on the inside, with Chisora ​​looking to get back into the fray. Parker lands a large combination that sends Chisora ​​flying into the rope and a so-called knockdown. And again Chisora ​​survived and bounced back in the closing moments.

Chisora ​​pressed forward in the fifth inning. Parker is jumping up and trying to get Chisora ​​to come in. Chisora ​​is doing very well on the inside. He started to land quite a bit on Parker, who seemed a bit more charming than in previous rounds. In the sixth round, Chisora ​​continued to press but he was stopped by Parker. Chisora ​​was grabbing them and continuously throwing flying punches. He still landed well on Parker.

In the seventh season, it was a close act – but Parker took out Chisora ​​a second time. Chisora ​​goes to a corner and tells Parker to come inside and chase him. Chisora ​​will regroup once again and get Parker some trouble with heavy punches landing. For eight rounds, Chisora ​​was pushing forward and wanted to deal more damage to Parker. Another combination from Parker causes Chisora ​​to stumble onto the rope and another knock is called out.

Parker is trying to finish off Chisora ​​in ninth place. Chisora ​​is training again with her own punches and closes well. In the tenth round, both looked very tired and both had to hold out a lot with few landings. In the early eleventh hour, the two still looked tired. Chisora ​​has been more successful, but Parker is also connecting.

Chisora ​​came on from the start of the twelfth minute. Parker was able to nullify his blows and was delivering some heavy hits to block Chisora’s attack. They are trading inside with both landing fine until the bell rings.