Boxing tonight: TV channel, live stream and fight card for Derek Chisora vs Otto Wallin

Derek Chisora is slated for what could be his final fight on English soil when he faces Otto Wallin on Saturday.

With a record of 35-13, the heavyweight king has announced that he plans to hang up his gloves following his 50th fight - meaning that his clash with Wallin in Manchester may be his last-ever UK-based match-up. Chisora began his career in 2007 and has faced a number of high-profile names in the squared-circle over the years, including Oleksandr Usyk, Joseph Parker, Malik Scott, and David Price.

Currently riding a two-fight winning streak over Gerald Washington and Joe Joyce, the 41-year-old looks set to retire without ever having achieved world championship status - having challenged for the WBC strap twice but come up short against Vitali Klitschko and Tyson Fury.

And while he will hope to sign off from competing in the UK with one last blowout, Wallin has other plans. The 34-year-old from Sweden will hope to bolster his 27-2-1 (No Contest) record further when he comes to blows with Chisora, putting himself in title contention in the near future.

The heavyweight has shared the ring with the likes of Fury, Anthony Joshua and Murat Gassiev over the years, but is yet to challenge for a world title of his own. A win over an all-time great like Chisora will certainly put him in the picture, especially if he wins in dominant fashion.

The event, which has been billed 'The Last Dance,' is set to begin at 6pm on Saturday evening. However, fight fans will have to wait for an action-packed undercard to play out before the main event finally starts. Chisora and Wallin are expected to make their ring walks at Manchester's Co-Op Live at around 10.30pm.

As always, exact timings are subject to change dependent on how quickly