British heavyweight Dillian Whyte has claimed a stunning win over compatriot Dereck Chisora, taking victory with an 11th round knockout at London's O2 Arena.
In a true heavyweight slugfest, Whyte and Chisora battled through 11 gruelling rounds in a rematch to their 2016 classic, in which Whyte won by decision.
Chisora was twice given points deductions, firstly for a low blow in the eighth round, before again in the 11th for an elbow shot.
In the end though, Whyte's fitness proved to be the deciding factor, landing a decisive blow in the 11th to give him another victory over Chisora.
"I hurt him in the first round and I wanted to go after him but I knew I had to take my time," said Whyte afterwards.
"I worked the right hand, rattled him. He kept making the same mistake ... Boom. That money shot is going to put a lot of people away."
The win caps a metoric year for Whyte, who defeated Kiwi heavyweight Joseph Parker in July, as he seeks a rematch with WBO, WBA and IBF title holder, Anthony Joshua.
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