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JOE JOYCE and Derek Chisora clash in an all-British heavyweight showdown at the O2 Arena in London on Saturday night!Despite experiencing difficult patches over the last few years, the veteran pair are both seeking back-to-back victories this weekend.Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereJoe Joyce vs Derek Chisora latest odds: Free bets, bonuses and sign up offersCredit: THE SUNJoyce, 38, proved there’s still something left in the tank when bouncing back from successive losses to Zhilei Zhang with a knockout victory over Kash Ali in March.It was a similar story for 40-year-old Derek ‘Del Boy’ Chisora, who beat Gerald Washington with unanimous decision last year following his stoppage loss to Tyson Fury in December 2022.But there’s no getting around it, these two are drinking in the last chance saloon.Chisora has lost four of his last six fights, while Joyce simply cannot afford another loss if he’s to challenge for a world title in the twilight of his career.Joe Joyce vs Derek Chisora free bets and offersHere at SunSport we’re keen to get you the most for your money so are gifting you a fighting chance with our selection of free bets and offers from our betting partners.WILLIAM HILLOFFER: Bet £10 & Get £60William Hill are up for the fight to be top bookmaker by offering punters a terrific £60 in free bets and bonuses!The free bets can be spent on the fight this weekend, with the bonuses available in the casino!William Hill: Bet £10 and get £60 in free bets & bonuses – CLAIM HERE*TOTEOFFER: Bet £10 Get £40 in free bets & 50 free spinsTote have hit the ground running in their new venture into the sportsbook world recently and their offer has proved popular as a result.New customers can take advantage of their special welcome offer, where they are offering £40 in free bets plus a further 50 free spins (worth another tenner) when you bet £10!Tote: Get £50 in welcome bonuses when you stake £10 – CLAIM HERE*BETFREDOFFER: Bet £10 get £50 in free betsBetfred is another offering a mega bonus to any new customers.New Betfred customers can claim a colossal £50 in free bets when registering and staking just £10.Betfred: Get £50 in free bets with Betfred – CLAIM HERE*talkSPORT BETOFFER: Bet £10 Get £30 in free betsJust sports bets as the bonuses again, this time from talkSPORT BET.Brand new talkSPORT BET customers who register an account and stake a tenner will receive £30 in free bets to spend on boxing!talkSPORT BET: Bet £10 and receive £30 in free bets – CLAIM HERE*BetMGMOFFER: Get £60 in free bets when staking £10BetMGM’s new customer offers have been hugely popular since they burst onto the scene.New customers can claim £60 in bonuses to spend on horse racing and football! 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TYSON FURY’S uncle and former trainer Peter hit out at the lack of “professionalism” shown in the corner against Oleksandr Usyk. Fury was beaten on points by Usyk in May, in a fight to decide the heavyweight division’s first ever four-belt undisputed champion.John Fury in the corner with son TysonCredit: X @SkySportsBoxingThe Gypsy King brought his dad John into his crowded corner alongside head coach Sugarhill Steward and assistant Andy Lee.But Peter – who has fallen out with John in recent years – aimed a huge swipe at his brother.He told Carl Froch’s YouTube channel: “Whether it was emotions in there, everybody was speaking.”I’ll tell you what it looked like to me, it looked like it was all mates and they were just trying to gee him on or something, I don’t know.READ MORE IN BOXING”There didn’t seem to be any, there was no professionalism in that corner as far as one clear voice stating what he needed to do.”Damning footage in the aftermath of Fury’s loss revealed dad John barking instructions over lead voice Sugarhill. And Peter added: “You’re not going to listen if four people are – if you’re tired and you’re coming into the latest stages of a fight and you’ve got a man in front of you, you’re trailing that fight and you know you’ve been hit badly, and you need to come back from that. “You’ve got all that to deal with and you have got four people trying to talk to you, I’m afraid that’s not happening.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”There probably was one voice stating what he needed to do but all four of them or three or four of them were giving it at the same time, and all different instructions.”It was at the same time and all the instructions were different which means its a scramble, isn’t it?”John Fury’s maddest moments from headbutting glass wall to prison for gouging man’s eye outFury, 35, is now due to rematch Usyk, 37, in December back in Saudi Arabia.And Peter – who famously led his nephew to victory over Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 – noted that the tactics need to be rectified.He said: “I think he can you know, we’re looking at a big man, six foot eight, six foot nine, who wanted to have a tippy tappy boxing match with somebody who’s an elite mover and an elite boxer, so I think they got the strategies all wrong for that fight.”Peter Fury with Tyson in 2015Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd More

OLEKSANDR USYK has opened the door to a brutal move into the world of bare-knuckle boxing. The Ukrainian great became the first four-belt undisputed heavyweight champion in history by beating Tyson Fury.Oleksandr Usyk opened the door to a brutal move into the world of bare-knuckle boxingCredit: GettyBut he was forced to vacate his IBF title to proceed their their planned December 21 rematch in Saudi Arabia.One of Usyk’s coaches – Sergey Lapin – predicted another defeat would spell the end of Fury’s iconic career.And Lapin claimed Usyk could be so short of options he could look to cross over to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship – co-owned by Conor McGregor. Lapin wrote on Instagram “Hey bro, Conor McGregor!”READ MORE ON BOXING“First Oleksandr Usyk has to retire Tyson Fury, but our team is ready to make something great together with the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. Let’s talk.”McGregor, 36, commented on a post featuring Lapin’s quotes, writing: “USYK IN BARE KNUCKLE!”And even Usyk gave it the green light on his Instagram story as he said: “Let’s talk.” Trainer Lapin also joked fighting YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, 26, ONE-HANDED could be an option for Usyk as well as an MMA switch.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSHe told Betway: “He’s proven he’s the best of this generation and, once he’s retired Tyson Fury, he will consider his options.”Maybe that’s dropping down in weight again, or maybe there’s a wildcard option on the table for him; be it in the boxing ring, the MMA cage or even Conor McGregor’s Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship.”Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois will fight for IBF heavyweight world title on September 21 as Usyk LEAKS mammoth fight”Can you imagine Usyk and Jon Jones fighting to prove they’re the baddest man on the planet?”Or maybe it’s a third fight with Anthony Joshua in the MMA cage?”Maybe it’s Jake Paul at cruiserweight, although Usyk would need to fight him with one hand behind his back though to make it fair.” More

ANTHONY JOSHUA’s highly anticipated clash with Tyson Fury is closer to becoming a reality.Broadcaster DAZN is reportedly closing in on a deal that would see promoters Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn come under the same banner.Tyson Fury will fight Oleksandr Usyk this yearCredit: GettyFans have wanted Fury to fight Anthony Joshua for yearsCredit: ReutersThe streaming service is confident of sealing a long-term deal with Queensberry Promotions, according to The Times.The report has suggested that Warren’s company could have the deal in place in weeks.It is said that it would be a “seismic shift” in the world of boxing with Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing having a deal with DAZN since 2021.Joshua is the star of Matchroom Boxing and has signed a career-long deal with DAZN as well as holding equity in the broadcaster.READ MORE IN BOXINGFury is promoted by Warren, meaning the deal would see the two boxers are aligned to the same service.Queensberry had been contracted to TNT Sports but that deal will expire in 2025.The new deal with DAZN would come into place once that has expired.It would also make the streaming service the “home of UK boxing”.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSDAZN has previously sub-licensed TV deals with TNT and Sky Sports in order to make the most from pay-per-view fights.This was the case for bouts involving both Fury and Joshua in Saudi Arabia.Anthony Joshua comes face-to-face with bitter rival Tyson Fury as he blasts Gypsy King for ‘looking like a tomato’Will AJ vs Fury actually happen?SunSport boxing correspondent Wally Downes Jr answers the big questions around Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury finally facing each other…Could we finally see Fury vs AJ this year?Simply: Yes.Before the Saudi takeover of boxing – spearheaded by Turki Alalshikh, would we have seen Fury vs Francis Ngannou, AJ vs Ngannou, Deontay Wilder vs Joseph Parker, Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn working together and shaking hands for photos?Simply: No.The rules, rankings, sanctioning bodies and broadcast and promotional disputes are all irrelevant when this much money is thrown at prize fighting.How would it work?It feels like the winner of Fury vs Usyk on May 18 will fight AJ as soon after as possible.There is a rematch clause in the current deal for Britain’s WBC champ and Ukraine’s WBA, IBF and WBO king to meet and decide the first undisputed ruler for 25 years.But it seems certain the belts will fragment afterwards – with a string of mandatory challengers due their crack at the four separate belts – so the clamour for AJ vs the winner might be bigger than the demand for a rerun for fewer belts.Where would it happen?It feels like every major fight is now going to happen in Saudi Arabia.But don’t rule out a potential Fury vs Ngannou clash taking place at Wembley stadium.It seems like the Saudis are keen to eventually host shows in the UK and that fight, at the home of football, would be some debut.If Usyk topples the Gypsy King then the hype for him to face AJ for a third time will be far less intense.Why this time?It feels like we have twice come close to seeing the clash but there were simply too many hurdles and disputes in the way – similar to the way AJ vs Wilder still hasn’t happened.But with Alalshikh now making Hearn’s Matchroom and Warren’s Queensberry play nice and letting Sky Sports, TNT and DAZN share the shows, there is far less to fight over in the boardroom and loads on to battle for in the ring.And if Fury beats Usyk and rightfully demands a huge percentage of an overdue Joshua meeting, then the Saudi’s have the cash and the clout to hand him 99 per cent of the pie – to massage his ego and bank balance – and hand AJ as much extra dough as needed to keep everyone sweet.Who wins?If Fury sets up an AJ clash by beating Oleksandr Usyk – the mathematics and stats make it clear only a maniac would back Joshua to triumph in the all-English clash.Usyk dominated AJ over two one-sided fights, on foreign soil.The Watford man has enjoyed a spike in form and respect since linking up with new trainer Ben Davison but a 20st 6ft 9in Fury – who has just slayed the gap-toothed southpaw – would be almost invincible.But in any major football derby or cup final the formbook is often aimed out of the window. And perhaps a rejuvenated hungry AJ could be too much for an undisputed and fulfilled Fury to handle.Fury is in action this year as he is expected to fight Oleksandr Usyk in December in Saudi Arabia.The Gypsy King lost to the Ukranian in May in what was his first defeat of his professional career.Joshua, meanwhile, will take on fellow British fighter Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium in September.The two will battle for the IBF heavyweight title that was vacated by Usyk.This could then potentially see Fury face Joshua in 2025 in what would be one of the most exciting British boxing fights in history.However, it is not yet known whether the historic fight would be in Riyadh or London.Inside the Gypsy King’s royal courtTYSON FURY is one of the biggest characters in sport. More