Derek Chisora insists he still wants to fight Joseph Parker after beating David Price with a fourth-round TKO at the O2 Arena in London on Sunday (NZ time).
Parker and Chisora had been scheduled to fight this weekend, but the New Zealander was forced to pull out earlier this month due to illness from a suspected spider bite.
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So Price stepped in at the last moment and was no match for his English compatriot, who secured the 32nd win of his professional career.
Chisora unsettled Price at the end of the third round with two right hooks, before he unloaded again in the next round to send his dazed opponent to the canvas.
Price got back to his feet, but his trainer literally threw in the towel, which brought an end to the fight.
While Chisora's manager David Haye talked up the prospect of fighting Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk, Chisora still wants to fight Parker.
"My 40th fight, I'm an old boy. I came to seek and destroy. If I catch him, he's gone," he told Sky Sports UK.
"If we can get Joseph Parker asap, I'm ready to go. I hope he doesn't get another spider bite."
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