Chisora-Whyte

Rob3_142
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

Post by Rob3_142 »

Whyte comfortable favourite with the bookies. Some giving Chisora as much as 2/1.
Dixonian
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

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TopGun wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:Chisora in his prime would win this. However, he looks shot now. His stamina was terrible against Pulev, he looked gased after 2 rounds. He came in shape for that fight as well. Dillian on the other hand is in the best shape of his life. For that reason alone I'm very confident Dillian wins, most likely by late stoppage. Not because he's the better fighter, but because his conditioning looks far superior at this moment in time.

Good comment. Chisora of old would win this but he is just in it for the cash now and does not look very good at all. David Haye was the nail in Chisora's coffin. Whyte will be too motivated for this to lose. I wonder if Chisora will even get off the couch for a pad session. This might even be his last fight?
Anyone remember that session he did with Enzo Calzaghe? He seemed to drop out pretty easily when the going got tough...
T w_savage
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

Post by T w_savage »

TopGun wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:Chisora in his prime would win this. However, he looks shot now. His stamina was terrible against Pulev, he looked gased after 2 rounds. He came in shape for that fight as well. Dillian on the other hand is in the best shape of his life. For that reason alone I'm very confident Dillian wins, most likely by late stoppage. Not because he's the better fighter, but because his conditioning looks far superior at this moment in time.

Good comment. Chisora of old would win this but he is just in it for the cash now and does not look very good at all. David Haye was the nail in Chisora's coffin. Whyte will be too motivated for this to lose. I wonder if Chisora will even get off the couch for a pad session. This might even be his last fight?
I fear your right.. Whyte wins by sheer will and the motivation and ambition he has.
gilgamesh
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

Post by gilgamesh »

Whyte takes a decision. It'll probably be fairly competitive, but I figure Whyte wins 8 rounds out of 12 or something like that.
TopGun
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

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Dixonian wrote:
TopGun wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:Chisora in his prime would win this. However, he looks shot now. His stamina was terrible against Pulev, he looked gased after 2 rounds. He came in shape for that fight as well. Dillian on the other hand is in the best shape of his life. For that reason alone I'm very confident Dillian wins, most likely by late stoppage. Not because he's the better fighter, but because his conditioning looks far superior at this moment in time.

Good comment. Chisora of old would win this but he is just in it for the cash now and does not look very good at all. David Haye was the nail in Chisora's coffin. Whyte will be too motivated for this to lose. I wonder if Chisora will even get off the couch for a pad session. This might even be his last fight?
Anyone remember that session he did with Enzo Calzaghe? He seemed to drop out pretty easily when the going got tough...
Yeah i recall that down in Wales he went to spar Enzo, I remember thinking he wont go as far as he can because he nevr trained that hard. Perhaps could have won a world title had he had the same work ethic as Joshua
Dixonian
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

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TopGun wrote:
Dixonian wrote:
TopGun wrote:

Good comment. Chisora of old would win this but he is just in it for the cash now and does not look very good at all. David Haye was the nail in Chisora's coffin. Whyte will be too motivated for this to lose. I wonder if Chisora will even get off the couch for a pad session. This might even be his last fight?
Anyone remember that session he did with Enzo Calzaghe? He seemed to drop out pretty easily when the going got tough...
Yeah i recall that down in Wales he went to spar Enzo, I remember thinking he wont go as far as he can because he nevr trained that hard. Perhaps could have won a world title had he had the same work ethic as Joshua
Yep one of those things you can't really fix. Shame because he's brave, will fight anyone, just hasn't got the courage and discipline to train as hard as he needs to in order to make the most of his abilities.
Anzi
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Re: Chisora-Whyte

Post by Anzi »

Chisora seems to have lost his ambition, in his last fight he just went through the motions, I think he is just in it for the money now and Whyte is another plodder, this could be one remembered for the before fight antics, rather then what happened in the ring. With this fight and the main event it is a poor pay per view card.
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