Fury vs Chisora 2

expe
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Naandrew wrote:
danamba7 wrote:
This is a rare occasion where I'm actually looking forward to the under-card more than the main event!
+1 Undercard looking top

BJS v Blandamura European Title
Smith v Mansouri British Title
Mathews v Flanagan British Title
Sykes v Walsh British Title

If all these fights go ahead could be a late one.
Plus Brough v Catterall, the plan is apparently for Eddie Chambers to be in with a decent opponent, hopefully Hughie will fight someone decent, if he's not on the lash we might even get Selkirk-Heffron and Michael Gomez Jr is set to make his debut on the undercard as well. Will certainly be a late one though, hopefully everyone stays right the way through until the main event, unfortunately I think I'm on holiday for this one, so I'll have to find a stream for it.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Exactly! If this was Eddie Hearns show and Sky were banging on about it every minute of the day,everyone would be loving it.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Everyone bangs on about Chisora not being in shape, like it's an excuse.

Delboy the wife beater's chin ain't what it used to be.

Fury is knocking him the fvck out.

Chisora :zzz:

Fury :box:
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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expe wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
danamba7 wrote:
This is a rare occasion where I'm actually looking forward to the under-card more than the main event!
+1 Undercard looking top

BJS v Blandamura European Title
Smith v Mansouri British Title
Mathews v Flanagan British Title
Sykes v Walsh British Title

If all these fights go ahead could be a late one.
Plus Brough v Catterall, the plan is apparently for Eddie Chambers to be in with a decent opponent, hopefully Hughie will fight someone decent, if he's not on the lash we might even get Selkirk-Heffron and Michael Gomez Jr is set to make his debut on the undercard as well. Will certainly be a late one though, hopefully everyone stays right the way through until the main event, unfortunately I think I'm on holiday for this one, so I'll have to find a stream for it.
No Selkirk, must only be fighting once this year :roll: but Ronnie Heffron-Liam Williams has now been added to the bill.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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keithmoonhangover wrote:Everyone bangs on about Chisora not being in shape, like it's an excuse.

Delboy the wife beater's chin ain't what it used to be.

Fury is knocking him the fvck out.

Chisora :zzz:

Fury :box:
It took Haye several shots flush to knock Chisora down, and even then he got up twice. Fury has half Haye's power.

I see you're calling him a wife beater again even though he's never been married.
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Chisora does seem a little shakey at times since the Haye loss. I think Fury will have him stunned a number of times in the early rounds. I suspect Chisora will ride it out and come back to stop the big fella in around 10. A classic come-from-behind victory!
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Karl Jade wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Everyone bangs on about Chisora not being in shape, like it's an excuse.

Delboy the wife beater's chin ain't what it used to be.

Fury is knocking him the fvck out.

Chisora :zzz:

Fury :box:
It took Haye several shots flush to knock Chisora down, and even then he got up twice. Fury has half Haye's power.

I see you're calling him a wife beater again even though he's never been married.
It never. It took one huge southpaw left hand.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Karl Jade wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Everyone bangs on about Chisora not being in shape, like it's an excuse.

Delboy the wife beater's chin ain't what it used to be.

Fury is knocking him the fvck out.

Chisora :zzz:

Fury :box:
It took Haye several shots flush to knock Chisora down, and even then he got up twice. Fury has half Haye's power.

I see you're calling him a wife beater again even though he's never been married.
Do you prefer the term convicted girlfriend beater?

I said Chisora's chin ain't what it used to be and Haye is partly responsible. Chisora has been hurt in his last few fights.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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This thread is as relevant now as it was at the time. :TU:
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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ILikeBeer wrote:When Chisora fought Tyson Fury the first time, it was billed as The Big Brawl To Settle It All. Why is there a rematch? It was all settled the first time?
Because since losing to David Haye- Chisora has successfully rebuilt his career.
He's stayed active (5 fights in 10 months)
Won the European Heavyweight Title (by beating Gerber)
And following that, beat two WBO ranked contenders (Pala and Kevin Johnson)

This has repositioned him in to a WBO Title Eliminator against Tyson Fury - who has been somewhat inactive (for various reasons) since an important win over Steve Cunningham.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Eddie Chambers just beat Dorian Darch.
Sam Sexton would be a good next fight for Eddie...
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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wesshaw1985 wrote:Eddie Chambers just beat Dorian Darch.
Sam Sexton would be a good next fight for Eddie...
Think Chambers should be setting his sights a little higher than Sexton.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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expe wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:Eddie Chambers just beat Dorian Darch.
Sam Sexton would be a good next fight for Eddie...
Think Chambers should be setting his sights a little higher than Sexton.
his last 5 have been against opponents nowhere near his level. Sexton is just a move up from them lot...
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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wesshaw1985 wrote:
expe wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:Eddie Chambers just beat Dorian Darch.
Sam Sexton would be a good next fight for Eddie...
Think Chambers should be setting his sights a little higher than Sexton.
his last 5 have been against opponents nowhere near his level. Sexton is just a move up from them lot...
He should be moving well above the likes of Sexton and Sexton's been fighting worse opposition than Chambers, his last and only good wins were against Martin Rogan, a little over 5 years ago.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Chisora KO 9 to finally burst the overrated Fury bubble. Del Boy wasn't right last time and neither is Tyson this. Easy win for Dereck.
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Re: Fury vs Chisora 2

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Brian Moore wrote:Chisora KO 9 to finally burst the overrated Fury bubble. Del Boy wasn't right last time and neither is Tyson this. Easy win for Dereck.
Who are you though?
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