Towers to step in???
Towers to step in???
He could put in corn rolls to his head & learn of groves how to pout & pretend to be haye & knowbody will ever know & if they do get rumbled blame GEORGE GROVES!
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With a week to go.and if it was on regular sky I would take that fight
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The folk paying big ticket bucks may not.
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Fair pointdeadpan wrote:The folk paying big ticket bucks may not.
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Big frank put up chisora to step in after his victory last night
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Just because Fury is a boofhead, that doesn't mean he has to fight Towers.
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In December i'm sure that Fury will take it would be probably the biggest pay day out there except the Klitchko's and Haye of course.hurlock wrote:Big frank put up chisora to step in after his victory last night
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On the form of Saturday, Chisora has a decent crack at this. He's got a good engine, a good chin, and in shape he'll get inside and really make Fury work. I wouldn't think he has the pop to really hurt him with one shot, but then if Pakjic and Cunningham can......
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forcefraser
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Re: Towers to step in???
Chisora could definately hurt Fury, no doubt about that. In the shape he was in on Saturday night I`d put him as favourtite.
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danconnollyeire
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Re: Towers to step in???
He rocked Fury big time when he was a fat bum!forcefraser wrote:Chisora could definately hurt Fury, no doubt about that. In the shape he was in on Saturday night I`d put him as favourtite.
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Newport Daz
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Re: Towers to step in???
Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing.danconnollyeire wrote:He rocked Fury big time when he was a fat bum!forcefraser wrote:Chisora could definately hurt Fury, no doubt about that. In the shape he was in on Saturday night I`d put him as favourtite.
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He didnt win a rd hardly v fury. Chisora got stopped in his tracks a few times on Saturday & where has his jab gone?? He just comes fwd with his head down in straight lines. Very predictable indeed.
It's the norm to go over the kilts old ground for comparisons & stir intrest but fury beat him before & better then klit.
Ok
Chisora wasn't really at the races but had the same time to get ready & when he fought haye he fell out with trainer & didn't look fit
It's the norm to go over the kilts old ground for comparisons & stir intrest but fury beat him before & better then klit.
Ok
Chisora wasn't really at the races but had the same time to get ready & when he fought haye he fell out with trainer & didn't look fit
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Did you have him favourite last time?forcefraser wrote:Chisora could definately hurt Fury, no doubt about that. In the shape he was in on Saturday night I`d put him as favourtite.
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Parson Cross
- Super Middleweight
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Re: Towers to step in???
Towers has vacated EU title.
Lucas Browne on 6 Nov then Commonwealth against Price 2014.
Lucas Browne on 6 Nov then Commonwealth against Price 2014.
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You think Towers will beat Browne ?Parson Cross wrote:Towers has vacated EU title.
Lucas Browne on 6 Nov then Commonwealth against Price 2014.
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Parson Cross
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Re: Towers to step in???
I hope so, rather than believe so.
Richard has had some excellent sparring of late and that can only benefit him.
I can't see it going the distance whoever prevails.
Richard has had some excellent sparring of late and that can only benefit him.
I can't see it going the distance whoever prevails.
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The outcome of the fight with Browne will largely depend on what's between Richard's ears.
The only time Browne has gone long is against the man that used to be the boxer James Toney. Other than that he's Butterbean 2.0 (that's not meant as an insult to either). Get drawn in and Browne will take your head off. Put that sparring to good use, pace the job and stick that jab in his face all night long and I think Browne could well get frustrated and start making mistakes.
The only time Browne has gone long is against the man that used to be the boxer James Toney. Other than that he's Butterbean 2.0 (that's not meant as an insult to either). Get drawn in and Browne will take your head off. Put that sparring to good use, pace the job and stick that jab in his face all night long and I think Browne could well get frustrated and start making mistakes.