--will face Lucas Browne in an Antipodean Argument that will surely thrill those in attendance, enrapture any TV viewing audience & probably severely damage the ring that night.
The last time Chauncy got in anything like shape, he was seventeen stone on the dot when he lost to journeyman Sherman "Tank" Williams, in 2012. Since then, however, he has, well, bloated somewhat, damaging the scales at a soupçon over twenty stone, beautifully distributed about his six-two frame when he was stopped in his last fight by 49-year old Billy Wright, the 22-stone redneck who for some reason has most of his fights in Bolivia (I shit you not, go look it up).
What I want to know is:
How much will Chauncy weigh on the night of the Browne fight, given that he's had at least three weeks' notice for this? & will the combined weight (remember, Browne was the over eighteen & a half stone in his last outing) of these two behemoths require extra insurance on the part of the promoters, in case the floor gives way?
Any interest in running a sort of prediction-league thingy, anyone?
