Otto Wallin was very disappointed with the loss of Derek Chisora on Saturday night in the IBF heavyweight championship knockout at the co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England.
Wallin’s opinion
Wallin said he felt his tripping caused him to knock down in the ninth and twelfth. It was indeed that way, but referee John Latham ruled him.
Wallin (27-3, 15 kos) will still lose because he shot the big gun from Chisora (36-13, 23 KOS) and he is not able to answer. He did cause a lot of damage to Chisora’s face with both eyes, and his mouth was swollen.
Derek accused him of swelling in his cuts and head conflict. It looks like Wallin’s punch deals damage. He often hit Chisora with straight left and pokes to damage his face so much that he looks like a loser in the battle.
That’s not a head conflict with Chisora’s face doing this. That’s fist. In the next battle, he was unable to continue shooting these shots. If you are Chisora, you have to say something about his face that looks like sherman Tank ran through. Use old head conflict excuses for fans, but no head bumps. Cuts and swelling came from Wallin, left hand, hit him.
Many fans chose 34-year-old Wallin (27-3, 15 KO) with his young man, technical ability and amateur background to beat Chisora (36-13, 23 KOS).
The scores are 114-112, 116-110 and 117-109.
“I tried it. He’s a tough guy. Derek is 41. He’s a tough guy,” said Otto Wallin. IFL TV After a crushing defeat against Derek Chisora in Manchester on Saturday night.
“I respect him very much. I’m a little bit balanced (knockdown). He might hit me at the same time. I’m Southpaw and sometimes your feet get tangled and you get out of balance. I don’t know why. I have to look at the tape.
“He has good power. He’s one of the biggest punches I’ve ever been involved in. I’ve tried it. It wasn’t my night. Derek had a great fight. He’s a solid one Warrior. I want to thank everyone for their support,” Wallin said.
Walling didn’t say what he was going to do now, because the defeat was terrible because an old low-level fighter defeated him. His previous losses were against Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. Losing to those guys is justified, but not Chisora.
Last updated on February 9, 2010