Re: Boxing Round 2 : Thu Jul 12, 2012 4:49 pm  

brearley84 wrote:

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i respect people like chisora...they will fight anyone

.....Are you being serious????.....Chisora has to fight anybody just in order to earn some cash - The problem is, he never beats anybody, because he is an awful fighter.

He fought Fury, stunk the place out and got beat.....Warren then wangled him a go at the European belt, even though he shouldn't have been anywhere near it, and though his performance was an improved one, he still got beat....Then, bizarrely, he gets a shot for the World crown, and, as expected, again got beat.

If he didn't have Warren has his promoter, he'd rightly be a million miles away from boxing, and instead standing outside nightclub doors, which is all his talent actually warrants....I'm not a huge fan of Haye's, but I hope he seriously busts Chisora up on Saturday night, mainly because, beneath all the arrogance, Haye does possess a bit of boxing ability, which with the present state of Heavyweight boxing, is a rare thing.....Plus, I think a fight with David Price somewhere down the line, could be an actual classic domestic fight.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Thu Jul 12, 2012 6:15 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

:lol: .....Are you being serious????.....Chisora has to fight anybody just in order to earn some cash - The problem is, he never beats anybody, because he is an awful fighter.

He fought Fury, stunk the place out and got beat.....Warren then wangled him a go at the European belt, even though he shouldn't have been anywhere near it, and though his performance was an improved one, he still got beat....Then, bizarrely, he gets a shot for the World crown, and, as expected, again got beat.

If he didn't have Warren has his promoter, he'd rightly be a million miles away from boxing, and instead standing outside nightclub doors, which is all his talent actually warrants....I'm not a huge fan of Haye's, but I hope he seriously busts Chisora up on Saturday night, mainly because, beneath all the arrogance, Haye does possess a bit of boxing ability, which with the present state of Heavyweight boxing, is a rare thing.....Plus, I think a fight with David Price somewhere down the line, could be an actual classic domestic fight.

he fought fury, didnt train right and was way over weight, shouldnt of even been in the ring as he wasnt right...still he gave it a good shot.

he beat helenius...shocking decision by the judges. should of then been the european title holder.

then he fought vitali and gave him his hardest fight since vitali lost to lennox lewis! even vitali said this.
hes only had 18 fights, hardly out of novice stage... with abit more experience he could of won.

hes a battler and gives it a good go without dodging anyone...he has the joe frazier style of boxing which isnt pretty but effective.

looking forward to the fight! but like i say i will be cheering on chisora...then he can fight wladimir and give him a fight unlike haye.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:01 pm  

brearley84 wrote:

he fought fury, didnt train right and was way over weight, shouldnt of even been in the ring as he wasnt right...still he gave it a good shot.

he beat helenius...shocking decision by the judges. should of then been the european title holder.

then he fought vitali and gave him his hardest fight since vitali lost to lennox lewis! even vitali said this.
hes only had 18 fights, hardly out of novice stage... with abit more experience he could of won.

hes a battler and gives it a good go without dodging anyone...he has the joe frazier style of boxing which isnt pretty but effective.

looking forward to the fight! but like i say i will be cheering on chisora...then he can fight wladimir and give him a fight unlike haye.

I had respect for you with the Robert Helenius comment but then i lost it all when you said that Dereck Chisora could have beaten Vitali Klitschko with abit more experience, It was a poor performance from Vitali but in all honesty Chisora never looked like winning.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:12 pm  

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

:lol: .....Are you being serious????.....Chisora has to fight anybody just in order to earn some cash - The problem is, he never beats anybody, because he is an awful fighter.

He fought Fury, stunk the place out and got beat.....Warren then wangled him a go at the European belt, even though he shouldn't have been anywhere near it, and though his performance was an improved one, he still got beat....Then, bizarrely, he gets a shot for the World crown, and, as expected, again got beat.

If he didn't have Warren has his promoter, he'd rightly be a million miles away from boxing, and instead standing outside nightclub doors, which is all his talent actually warrants....I'm not a huge fan of Haye's, but I hope he seriously busts Chisora up on Saturday night, mainly because, beneath all the arrogance, Haye does possess a bit of boxing ability, which with the present state of Heavyweight boxing, is a rare thing.....Plus, I think a fight with David Price somewhere down the line, could be an actual classic domestic fight.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Fri Jul 13, 2012 11:56 am  

George Agdgdgwngo® wrote:

I had respect for you with the Robert Helenius comment but then i lost it all when you said that Dereck Chisora could have beaten Vitali Klitschko with abit more experience, It was a poor performance from Vitali but in all honesty Chisora never looked like winning.

i mean after about 25 fights at that level he would of had more guile of how to win the rounds...he even won the 12th round

shame this fight is over 10 as i could see him wearing haye down

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Fri Jul 13, 2012 12:31 pm  

Chisora is a disgrace to Boxing with what he's done recently. No wonder the British Board of control didn't sanction this pathetic fight. I hope Haye puts him to sleep.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Fri Jul 13, 2012 2:15 pm  

Both Haye and Chisora look in good nick.

Boxing, HW boxing inparticular has always had a sense of circus about it. From Louis-Schmeling, Ali-Liston, Ali-Frazer, Tyson-Holyfield, Lewis-McCall, Holyfield-Bowe 3, Bowe-Golota to Lewis-Tyson, and Vitali-Chisora.

I don't condone what either of these blokes have done in the past but Angelo Dundee always used to say every fighter has a responsability to sell a fight, to create a sense of drama and occasion. These two (in a very unique way) have done that. When was the last time 30,000 people turned up to a fight in this country?

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Fri Jul 13, 2012 2:59 pm  

exactly... and not have to get up at 4am to watch it too!

people are talking about boxing again..just look at this forum!

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Sat Jul 14, 2012 8:19 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

Chisora is a disgrace to Boxing with what he's done recently. No wonder the British Board of control didn't sanction this pathetic fight. I hope Haye puts him to sleep.

Haye is hardly a shining beacon of righteousness. Personally I can't stand either boxer but as others have said finally we have a domestic heavy weight fight worth watching.

The thing with Chisora is he can take a beating and be difficult to put down. Hayes never been known for having top not h stamina even though he gets in great condition.

If Chisora can soak up some early pressure he's got a good chance of wearing Haye down in the later rounds. As mentioned above its a shame it's a 10 rounder.

Re: Boxing Round 2 : Sun Jul 15, 2012 8:48 am  

Well thats probably it for Kahn's career, long way back now. Shows that if you have power theres always that punchers chance. Garcia had nothing early doors but one wild left hook and there was only going to be one winner from there.