Boxing King Media can now exclusively reveal a number of details on Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora fight as well as the boxing plans from MF Pro.
Boxing fans are in for a treat as one of the most unexpected heavyweight clashes of the year has been signed, sealed and delivered as sources exclusively reveal to Boxing King Media. Deontay Wilder vs. Derek Chisora is a fight that will mark a major statement launch for KSI’s new professional boxing venture, MF Pro.
The bout, which has been surrounded by speculation and contract noise in recent weeks, has gained serious momentum behind the scenes, with multiple industry figures aligned to bring the event to life.
MF Pro is the newly formed professional boxing arm linked to the Misfits brand, spearheaded by global influencer and crossover boxing star KSI, alongside Amer Abdallah and Mams Taylor. While Misfits built its reputation in influencer boxing, MF Pro represents a clear pivot toward traditional professional boxing and at scale.
Boxing King Media can exclusively reveal that the MF Pro roadmap is already mapped out beyond the UK with an event planned in early summer for their inaugural USA event and another in mid-summer 2026 that will be a major Asia-based event – signalling true global intent of MF Pro.
This strategy positions MF Pro not as a one off experiment, but as a long term promotional player entering the professional boxing ecosystem.
At the centre of the operation is Amer Abdallah, named President of MF Pro. Abdallah is a respected boxing executive with experience working across global fight operations and fighter management, giving MF Pro credibility beyond its influencer roots.
Alongside him is Mams Taylor, co-founder of Misfits Boxing and the strategic mind behind its rapid rise into sold out arenas and viral success. Taylor’s strength lies in event packaging, digital reach, and engaging younger audiences, a key factor in MF Pro’s commercial appeal.
Crucially, MF Pro is also partnered with the Sauerland brothers, one of the most established names in European boxing promotion. The Sauerlands have promoted multiple world champions and worked closely with major broadcasters across decades, bringing traditional boxing legitimacy and regulatory experience to the project.
The combination of KSI’s global reach, Taylor’s event expertise, Abdallah’s boxing governance, and Sauerland’s promotional pedigree creates a rare crossover between modern digital boxing culture and elite professional infrastructure.
In the immediate future, attention turns to the big one – Deontay Wilder vs. Derek Chisora.
Despite reports of a potential contract disagreement with Frank Warren in earlier in negotiations, sources suggest to Boxing King Media that those issues have now reached a resolution.
From a sporting perspective, the matchup is compelling.
Deontay Wilder, former WBC heavyweight champion, remains one of boxing’s most dangerous punchers, and Derek Chisora is a proven fighter at high level and crowd favourite in the UK, who has never shied away from high risk fights
Commercially, it’s a perfect storm.
US star power meets UK fan appeal, backed by a promotion eager to announce itself on the biggest stage possible.
Another significant layer to this story is the broadcaster. Sources indicate the event is scheduled to air live on Sky Sports Box Office, which would mark Sky’s return to boxing following the conclusion of its partnership with Boxxer last year.
A Wilder vs Chisora pay-per-view would represent a major re entry point for Sky, particularly with a heavyweight headline fight capable of drawing both hardcore fans and casual viewers.
Plans are said to be in place for the event to be staged in London, with two venues under consideration in the shape of The O2 Arena and Wembley Arena.
Both venues align with MF Pro’s intent to deliver a large scale, premium production for its UK debut.
Boxing King Media can now exclusively reveal that Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora is set to take place on April 4 in London, live on Sky Sports Box Office, forming the first ever UK event for MF Pro.
While official contracts are still being finalised and any deal is not fully signed off yet, all indications point toward the fight going ahead positioning April 4 as a potentially pivotal night for both heavyweight boxing and the future of MF Pro.
Boxing King Media will continue to provide updates on the fight as official confirmations emerge.
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