asdfjkl wrote:
You lie lillywhite14, somehow till this point Povetkin and his team continually turned out to be correct and innocent. All facts prove it, they have kept their word all the time.
You're the boy that keeps on banging on about Briggs aren't you?
I don't know why I even bothered asking in light of this!
Briggs, who isn't a Russian, yes I do regularly talk about him, he got a rank that should offer him a shot at high level contenders, somehow most of them seem to be scared of him.
No worries mate, I remember your patter. I'll leave you to your own devices.......
Would be a decent match-up this and a good opportunity for Whyte to announce himself on the world stage. Stiverne's got some decent boxing skills, good power but also has a fragile chin and slow feet. Could see Whyte overwhelming him for a stoppage around eight or nine rounds.
Dixonian wrote:Would be a decent match-up this and a good opportunity for Whyte to announce himself on the world stage. Stiverne's got some decent boxing skills, good power but also has a fragile chin and slow feet. Could see Whyte overwhelming him for a stoppage around eight or nine rounds.
Fragile chin?
He was stopped on his feet throwing punches back against Demetrice King & he went 12 with Wilder... ?
dr_devious wrote:Whyte has a puncher's chance against Wilder, who is no great shakes himself
Since when has Whyte been a puncher?
Stunning AJ is proving more and more as time passes to be more indicative to the punch resistance of AJ than it is of the power of Whyte.
He has 15 KO's in 20 fights which suggest he is not featherfisted, but then a closer look reveals the KO's were against people who were there to be KO'd. The fights against anyone with any substance whatsoever have all gone the distance
Agree Whyte isn't a titanium puncher but Wilder is very vulnerable.
Stuarty30 wrote:Decent fight. Think Whyte will be too fresh and busy for Stiverne at this stage in his career tbh. Points win for Dillian. Would rather see the Chisora fight again though.
Dixonian wrote:Would be a decent match-up this and a good opportunity for Whyte to announce himself on the world stage. Stiverne's got some decent boxing skills, good power but also has a fragile chin and slow feet. Could see Whyte overwhelming him for a stoppage around eight or nine rounds.
Fragile chin?
He was stopped on his feet throwing punches back against Demetrice King & he went 12 with Wilder... ?
I thought it was a cautious performance from Wilder in that fight. He was also down in his last fight against Rossy. I might be a little harsh but I don't think he will take the kind of punches that Whyte landed on Chisora.
Stuarty30 wrote:Decent fight. Think Whyte will be too fresh and busy for Stiverne at this stage in his career tbh. Points win for Dillian. Would rather see the Chisora fight again though.
Who does Chisora fight in the mean time?
Go after that big lump of wood Helenius for some revenge?
I like this fight better than the Chisora rematch.
Whyte should move on from Chisora and I don't think Chisora can fight Dillian with the same intensity at this stage of his career.
Stuarty30 wrote:Decent fight. Think Whyte will be too fresh and busy for Stiverne at this stage in his career tbh. Points win for Dillian. Would rather see the Chisora fight again though.
Who does Chisora fight in the mean time?
Go after that big lump of wood Helenius for some revenge?
Stuarty30 wrote:Decent fight. Think Whyte will be too fresh and busy for Stiverne at this stage in his career tbh. Points win for Dillian. Would rather see the Chisora fight again though.
Who does Chisora fight in the mean time?
Go after that big lump of wood Helenius for some revenge?
Dereck got some love from the crowd at the end of the Whyte fight, didn't he? I think if Whyte is going to go off and fight Stiverne in an eliminator then Del should capitalise on his newfound popularity somehow... Hearn should stick him on the AJ-Klitschko undercard. Helenius is a good shout for him as well. That would be nice for Chisora: to be cheered into a ring rather than booed; to be facing an old nemesis and also in a fight where he should handily win. He sold that PPV... Let him have his moment, I say!
clopixolacuphase wrote:
Who does Chisora fight in the mean time?
Go after that big lump of wood Helenius for some revenge?
Dereck got some love from the crowd at the end of the Whyte fight, didn't he? I think if Whyte is going to go off and fight Stiverne in an eliminator then Del should capitalise on his newfound popularity somehow... Hearn should stick him on the AJ-Klitschko undercard. Helenius is a good shout for him as well. That would be nice for Chisora: to be cheered into a ring rather than booed; to be facing an old nemesis and also in a fight where he should handily win. He sold that PPV... Let him have his moment, I say!
Yeah agree mate. He definitely gave his career a shot in the arm with his performance against Whyte. If he'd have lost and turned in another lacklustre performance I don't know where he'd have gone but hopefully he has some options for his next fight. Getting back with Don Charles looks to have been a good move.
