Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
I have to agree with Karl Jade here that Chisora is a far better boxer than Fury, Fury's technique is amongst the worst I have seen, he has got this far simply because of his size. He has decent shot selection, but can't throw a punch properly for shit. If he gets a proper trainer and listens, he could be good, but at the moment he's terrible. I don't go along with the notion his fights are exciting either, I like to see good technique as well as heart and a willingness to trade. Fury just pushes people with his fists.
And, personally, I don't think it was Chisora's physical condition that lost him the fight it was his mental state, the guys face just looked vacant and as if he couldn't give a shit that he was losing! And against someone who he's had a lot of verbals with too, that for me is a very bad sign of things to come for Chisora.
And, personally, I don't think it was Chisora's physical condition that lost him the fight it was his mental state, the guys face just looked vacant and as if he couldn't give a shit that he was losing! And against someone who he's had a lot of verbals with too, that for me is a very bad sign of things to come for Chisora.
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Fury's performance against the Canadian guy last saturday was poor, but the result is good. A third round stoppage is a useful win. The ref was crap, plain and simple, but Fury wasn't going to let that guy off the hook.
Despite a lot of negatives on show, the huge plus point to come out of Fury's Commonwealth title defence was, that despite performing poorly and getting floored, he got up immediately and then just easily beat up the other guy, who might be more durable than some believe. Again this could, in time, reflect well on Fury.
True, there wasn't much class on show, it was scrappy, but it was wild and entertaining. The interest is growing and IMO will continue to gather momentum.
As for Chisora, Fury dealt with him so easily Del Boy would have to improve beyond recognition so from that point of view, I can't see the value in it. That said, Chisora is a former holder of the British title, must still be top ranked so in theory is very much eligible for a voluntary shot. People on here swore blind Fury wouldn't go back in with McDermott, but do it he did, and improved on his previous win!
Here's my thought....why don't Chisora and Harrison box a final eliminator and EARN their shot at Fury, something neither of them has ever really done in their careers so far.
Despite a lot of negatives on show, the huge plus point to come out of Fury's Commonwealth title defence was, that despite performing poorly and getting floored, he got up immediately and then just easily beat up the other guy, who might be more durable than some believe. Again this could, in time, reflect well on Fury.
True, there wasn't much class on show, it was scrappy, but it was wild and entertaining. The interest is growing and IMO will continue to gather momentum.
As for Chisora, Fury dealt with him so easily Del Boy would have to improve beyond recognition so from that point of view, I can't see the value in it. That said, Chisora is a former holder of the British title, must still be top ranked so in theory is very much eligible for a voluntary shot. People on here swore blind Fury wouldn't go back in with McDermott, but do it he did, and improved on his previous win!
Here's my thought....why don't Chisora and Harrison box a final eliminator and EARN their shot at Fury, something neither of them has ever really done in their careers so far.
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
And how is that relevant?clintonmcphilbin wrote:Your on crack when as chisora shown is boxing skills then. Fury on Saturday boxed a unbeaten national champion chisora boxed a blown up cruiserKarl Jade wrote:Is he eff. Chisora's a far better boxer, he just doesn't have physical gifts that allow him to neglect conditioining/technique and get away with it, unlike Fury thus far.
Fury's frankly a poor boxer with great size and reach, and a solid jab.
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Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
The point is who as chrisora boxed that he as shown better boxing skills then fury he is a fighter not a boxer. Also as he got anychance in that fight? no just like a re-match with furyKarl Jade wrote:And how is that relevant?clintonmcphilbin wrote:Your on crack when as chisora shown is boxing skills then. Fury on Saturday boxed a unbeaten national champion chisora boxed a blown up cruiserKarl Jade wrote:Is he eff. Chisora's a far better boxer, he just doesn't have physical gifts that allow him to neglect conditioining/technique and get away with it, unlike Fury thus far.
Fury's frankly a poor boxer with great size and reach, and a solid jab.In a couple of weeks Chisora's fighting one of the top 5 or 6 HWs in the world. Did you expect him to jeopardize that?
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Chisora throws more accurate punches and has far better head movement and footwork. It's pretty obvious.
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
No doubt that an in-shape Chis would run Fury a lot closer than he did last time out. I'd say it would be 50/50.
That being said, he came in well overweight last time for arguably the biggest fight of his career. He blew his chance and I won't be campaigning for him to get another shot at Fury. Some people don't know how lucky they are.
That being said, he came in well overweight last time for arguably the biggest fight of his career. He blew his chance and I won't be campaigning for him to get another shot at Fury. Some people don't know how lucky they are.
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
In shape Chisora beats Fury easily, Fury was at his best against Chisora and Chisora was at his worst against Fury
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Camcas wrote:In shape Chisora beats Fury easily, Fury was at his best against Chisora and Chisora was at his worst against Fury
Lol your off your head, fury easy everytimr
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Thought chisora would win the first fight, not only was I proven wrong but fury impressed me very much, however I didn't choose fury that night for one reason, his quite easy to hit ! and maybe it was a heavy chisora that made him look so good, I like fury a lot and his always going to be entertaining but tbh his last two fights have confirmed what I already knew, and it's only a matter of time before his knocked spark out. I believe a fit up for it chisora might be the man to do it ! That's see, it's a fight that everyone wants again anyway.
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Larry what you doing up at 03:30am mate ?
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Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
went to sleep at 10pm then woke up 2.30am. pissed and i am reallly struggling for sleep the last few weeks
Re: Now In-shape Chisora v Fury after last nights showing?
Well hope your sleep gets back to normal and looking forward to seeing you back in the ring soonwarmachine wrote:went to sleep at 10pm then woke up 2.30am. pissed and i am reallly struggling for sleep the last few weeks