Boxing tonight: Derek Chisora vs Otto Wallin TV channel, live stream and undercard

Derek Chisora is set to potentially have his final fight on English turf when he squares off against Otto Wallin on Saturday.

Boasting a record of 35-13, the heavyweight titan has revealed his intention to retire after his 50th bout - implying that his showdown with Wallin in Manchester could be his last-ever UK-based match. Chisora kicked off his career in 2007 and has gone toe-to-toe with several big names in the ring over the years, such as Oleksandr Usyk, Joseph Parker, Malik Scott, and David Price.

On a two-fight winning streak against Gerald Washington and Joe Joyce, the 41-year-old appears poised to retire without ever securing world championship status - having twice vied for the WBC belt but fallen short against Vitali Klitschko and Tyson Fury.

While he will aim to bow out from UK competition with one final spectacular performance, Wallin has different ideas. The 34-year-old Swede will be looking to enhance his 27-2-1 (No Contest) record further when he locks horns with Chisora, positioning himself for a title shot in the near future.

The heavyweight has gone against the likes of Fury, Anthony Joshua and Murat Gassiev over the years but has yet to scrap for a world title himself. A victory over a legend like Chisora would certainly put him in the frame, particularly if he triumphs in a commanding manner, reports the Daily Record.

The boxing event, heralded as 'The Last Dance,' is scheduled to start at 6pm on Saturday evening. However, fans will have to sit through a riveting undercard line-up before the headlining fight kicks off.

Its anticipated that Chisora and Wallin will make their entrances at Manchester's Co-Op Live around 10.30pm. As is the norm, these timings could shift depending on the duration of