British heavyweight Derek Chisora, 42, is already campaigning for a second fight with Deontay Wilder, just days after suffering a points defeat. Prior to the contest last Saturday, Chisora had suggested the bout would mark his retirement from the sport, but he quickly reversed that stance in the ring.

Chisora expressed extreme frustration over the official scoring, telling TalkSport he was “very upset” with how the judges tallied the contest. He specifically contested the two knockdowns recorded against him during the fight, arguing they were merely pushes. The heavyweight described the overall situation as an “embarrassment” for both sides involved.

Despite the dramatic nature of the fight, which saw Chisora dropped in the eighth round and sent entirely through the ropes, he has narrowed his focus entirely. He confirmed that he possesses zero interest in facing any opponent other than Wilder for his immediate return to action this year.

Chisora’s immediate demand for a rematch against Deontay Wilder shifts the focus away from his supposed retirement plans. His strong dissatisfaction with the official result last Saturday provides the clear motivation for seeking another high-profile heavyweight collision.