Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder will bid to keep the party going this weekend in a fascinating heavyweight contest live from London.

Elsewhere, Viddal Riley will hope to move one step closer to a cruiserweight world title, while Tyson Fury will make his final preparations.

DAZN News takes a look towards the week in boxing, and picks out five key things that could turn heads across the next seven days.

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Chisora and Wilder ready to deliver war

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Chisora and Wilder go to war

This clash of the heavyweight titans pits two of the sport's biggest cult heroes against each other in a reported farewell for one man.

Chisora, on home soil in London, has suggested he will call time on his career after this clash, irrespective of what the result brings.

Whether he does hang up his gloves is another matter. Either way, you can expect him and Wilder to go to war in this ruthless fight.

Riley bids for cruiserweight glory

The unbeaten Londoner earned his Lonsdale Belt stripes over Cheavon Clarke in his last outing, but now sits on the cusp of more.

Originally slated to meet Mateusz Masternak for the European cruiserweight title, the pair's contest is now an IBF eliminator too.

That comes with added stakes after Jai Opetaia was stripped of his crown this month, potentially leaving the winner as champion.

Ennis locks in latest test

Jaron 'Boots' Ennis has been kicking his heels since October, chasing a serious test at super-welterweight against Vergil Ortiz Jr.

Complications have led to a delay in confirming a bout for the American, though, widely considered one of the game's prime stars.

Well, the wait is over. Ennis has booked Xander Zayas for his next bout, with the pair to contest a major event this June.

Itauma fallout to reshuffle pack?

Moses Itauma's brutal victory over Jermaine Franklin this weekend delivered another reminder that the star won't want to wait long.

The rising Briton hopes to secure a world title shot this year, but his current path to the summit may force others to reshuffle plans.

Oleksandr Usyk, set to next face Rico Verhoeven, has so far been resistant to any bout. Could this latest result change matters?

Fury enters crucial final countdown

We're less than two weeks away from Tyson Fury's return to the ring against Arslanbek Makhmudov, after the star ended his retirement.

There may be no belt on the line at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but 'The Gypsy King' will nevertheless want a performance to impress.

Victory here will stoke hopes that a long-awaited domestic dream bout with Anthony Joshua may yet come to pass sometime in 2026.

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