Tyson Fury will be offered a rematch with Dereck Chisora after his match with David Haye fell through because of the latter's injury concerns.
According to the Mirror, Chisora is back in the mix after stopping Edmund Gerber in five rounds at London's Copper Box Arena to claim the vacant European heavyweight title.
Fury is gutted at Haye's withdrawal from their planned clash on Saturday with a deep cut above his left eye and Chisora's promoter Frank Warren claims he should face Del Boy again, the report said.
Fury beat Chisora in July 2011 to claim the British and Commonwealth crowns in one of his best wins and Warren says he could make that fight for December, the report added.
Haye's sparring cut was the reason he was forced to postpone his fight with Tyson Fury.
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