Derek Chisora vs Otto Wallin full fight week events open to the public in Manchester

Chisora vs Wallin fight week events are ALL open to the public

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Chisora vs Wallin fight week events are ALL open to the public

Fan-favourite Derek Chisora (35-13, 23KO) and skilful Swede Otto Wallin (27-2, 15KO) clash at the Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday, February 8, live on TNT Sports in the UK and Ireland.

Queensberry have invited the public to attend the Fight Week for: 'The Last Dance' - Chisora vs Wallin.

Fight Week Schedule:

Open Workout Date: Wednesday, 5 February Time: 4pm Venue: National Football Museum Address: Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, M4 3BG Entry: Open to the public

Final Press Conference Date: Thursday, 6 February Times: 12:30pm doors for a 1pm start Venue: Edwardian Hotel Address: Free Trade Hall, Peter St, Manchester M2 5GP Entry: Open to the public

Official Weigh-in Date: Friday, 7 February Times: 12pm doors, 1pm on the scales Venue: National Football Museum Address: Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, M4 3BG Entry: Open to the public

Friend and fellow heavyweight, Frazer Clarke, has picked Chisora to win, but many others are siding with Wallin read more...

The Brit is currently a 7/2 underdog at the bookies , with Wallin's IQ, long reach and sound footwork expected to win the fight for the Swedish southpaw.

But the fight is billed as 'The Last Dance', with the 48-fight veteran looking to hang up his gloves after fight 50. This Manchester match is expected to be his last appearance in a UK ring, therefore fans can expect 'WAR' Chisora to be as rough, ruthless and relentless as ever!

Editor's Pick: "Wallin has all the right tools - the reach, height, jab, quick feet - to win this fight against a style like Chisora's, but I don't think he will be able to keep his man away for the full 10-rounds scheduled.

"In his fight with Murat Gassiev, Wallin landed a record number of jabs - over 850 - so he is a technically brilliant fighter, with some decent names on his record, his only two defeats were to Fury and Joshua.

"However, Chisora turns all his bouts into a brawl, and he will land his big bombs in this fight, I have no doubt. Wallin looked nervous against AJ, who totally bullied him and made him quit. Chisora is one of the biggest bullies around, so, even though he's the underdog, I believe he will bully and break Wallin down to win on points."

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