I watched it. My friend was in the corner.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 12:50that's great Mickey. Joe won first round last night, really good body puncher, suffered a bad eye injury that will keep him out for a while but he was really impressive. I then proceeded to fall asleep half way through the Chisora fight (not because it was boring) so rewatched it this morning.mickey1975 wrote: ↑08 Feb 2025, 17:15Joe travelled here to box for Legions for a season. I saw him lose a fight of the year to a kid from Bridlington.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑08 Feb 2025, 16:48
Ironically the bkfc has become a bore fest which is rare, just waiting for Joe Lister to fight the son of our old gym owner IFBB pro Gary Lister. Was a good amateur boxer got a full page in Boxing News couple of years back for his war in the Haringey cup, did an MMA fight and now making his BKFC debut tonight on Dazn in Newcastle
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it was all a bit cringey frankly especially del boy beggin the crowd not to leave LOLSeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:04ah, that stuff always throws/confuses me. They should just say "next in line(ish/possibly)"Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:02I think this was an eliminator for a final eliminator.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 12:56 Chisora is now mandatory for a world title, imagine the odds you could have got on that 2 years ago
There was ‘talks’ of his final fight being against Usyk in Saudi.![]()
And as for the pickem from usyk / aj or dubois for his 50th fight that was total panto
give him someone like whyte or okolie to bow out with
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
Yh let him
Go out on a win.
Go out on a win.
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I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
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Never rated him.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 16:50 I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
Thought he’d go on to some decent wins after he beat Granat..
But he just fought lower fringe level guys.
Then lucky he got the Fury fight, which for some reason increased his stock. When in fact, he was outlclassed in that too.
Even after that, he just waited to another big payday.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
I never rated him either but he wasn't even trying last night.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:04Never rated him.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 16:50 I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
Thought he’d go on to some decent wins after he beat Granat..
But he just fought lower fringe level guys.
Then lucky he got the Fury fight, which for some reason increased his stock. When in fact, he was outlclassed in that too.
Even after that, he just waited to another big payday.
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You chaps suggesting something..?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:17I never rated him either but he wasn't even trying last night.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:04Never rated him.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 16:50 I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
Thought he’d go on to some decent wins after he beat Granat..
But he just fought lower fringe level guys.
Then lucky he got the Fury fight, which for some reason increased his stock. When in fact, he was outlclassed in that too.
Even after that, he just waited to another big payday.
I agree Wallin was carp, but I'm sure it's just that DelBoy rolled back the years and Wallin was never that good anyway..
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
He didn't, though. Del looked terrible as well. Having those photos ready, the ridiculous commentary etc...skanksta wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:27You chaps suggesting something..?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:17I never rated him either but he wasn't even trying last night.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 17:04
Never rated him.
Thought he’d go on to some decent wins after he beat Granat..
But he just fought lower fringe level guys.
Then lucky he got the Fury fight, which for some reason increased his stock. When in fact, he was outlclassed in that too.
Even after that, he just waited to another big payday.![]()
I agree Wallin was carp, but I'm sure it's just that DelBoy rolled back the years and Wallin was never that good anyway..
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Same against Joshua, absolutely no desire , very odd .mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 16:50 I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
Backing up when Chisora was out on his feet .
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
ah brilliant, do you think Joe can go far?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:11I watched it. My friend was in the corner.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 12:50that's great Mickey. Joe won first round last night, really good body puncher, suffered a bad eye injury that will keep him out for a while but he was really impressive. I then proceeded to fall asleep half way through the Chisora fight (not because it was boring) so rewatched it this morning.mickey1975 wrote: ↑08 Feb 2025, 17:15
Joe travelled here to box for Legions for a season. I saw him lose a fight of the year to a kid from Bridlington.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
Whyte be better suited for Chisoria I think - I think Okolie will end up a very good HW especially with his Dhalsim/Mr Tickle reach. The random rappers and photo thing was odd I fast forwarded that as it was embarrassing.stevec@france wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:26it was all a bit cringey frankly especially del boy beggin the crowd not to leave LOLSeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:04ah, that stuff always throws/confuses me. They should just say "next in line(ish/possibly)"Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:02
I think this was an eliminator for a final eliminator.
There was ‘talks’ of his final fight being against Usyk in Saudi.![]()
And as for the pickem from usyk / aj or dubois for his 50th fight that was total panto![]()
give him someone like whyte or okolie to bow out with
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
I don't know. I don't really follow it but know a few involved, It's getting bigger. Lister is only young and I'd have liked him to carry on gloved. He was a good open class boxer. God knows what weight he'd be if he stripped down, I'd imagine his dad has had him weight training all his life, Dubois style.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 19:13ah brilliant, do you think Joe can go far?mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 13:11I watched it. My friend was in the corner.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 12:50
that's great Mickey. Joe won first round last night, really good body puncher, suffered a bad eye injury that will keep him out for a while but he was really impressive. I then proceeded to fall asleep half way through the Chisora fight (not because it was boring) so rewatched it this morning.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
And it was a strange choice of opponent. Going into the fight most observers thought Wallin would win comfortably. He was 4/9 with the bookies. Why did he get selected so quickly after Big Baby pulled out?rd350lc wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 18:20Same against Joshua, absolutely no desire , very odd .mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 16:50 I think the Wallin performance was so bad people should be asking questions.
Backing up when Chisora was out on his feet .
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Chisora and Wallin were both poor, especially Wallin. Chisora loves a slugging match and can still have his moments but he's squeezing every last drop he can get out of boxing.
What is going on with this talk of Whyte v Chisora again
Whyte's beaten him twice and both are deteriorating.
I've got an even better idea...how about Fury v Chisora 4
We can all waste our time watching Tyson thrash Derek even easier than the last 3 times 
What is going on with this talk of Whyte v Chisora again
I've got an even better idea...how about Fury v Chisora 4
Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
Del Boy wins if he fights Whyte again. Whyte can't hold a shot and Chisora is still firing them and can take a shot himself.
I really don't want to see it though.
I really don't want to see it though.
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Never underestimate the gullibility of the general publicTHEBUTCH wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 19:46 Chisora and Wallin were both poor, especially Wallin. Chisora loves a slugging match and can still have his moments but he's squeezing every last drop he can get out of boxing.
What is going on with this talk of Whyte v Chisora againWhyte's beaten him twice and both are deteriorating.
I've got an even better idea...how about Fury v Chisora 4We can all waste our time watching Tyson thrash Derek even easier than the last 3 times
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If Del v Fury or Del v Whyte were made it may well cause groans of dismay from serious boxing fans but both fights would be very popular with casuals, possibly selling out arenas
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
Appalling stuff from Wallin. It's hard to put into words how poor this heavyweight division is, yet its a very overrated era. I'd have Gerry Cooney mauling all of them.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
Now he’s saying he might have his 50th in London
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You're absolutely right CaptainSpacerod !
Thank God the Beterbiev v Bivol rematch is coming up
A highly anticipated re-run of the highest calibre, not recycled shite like Yarde v Arthur 3 
Thank God the Beterbiev v Bivol rematch is coming up
Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
I'm not so down on Yarde Arthur 3..?
It's 1-1, first two fights were ok.
It's 1-1, first two fights were ok.
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I dunno , think that ship has sailed.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 22:38Never underestimate the gullibility of the general publicTHEBUTCH wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 19:46 Chisora and Wallin were both poor, especially Wallin. Chisora loves a slugging match and can still have his moments but he's squeezing every last drop he can get out of boxing.
What is going on with this talk of Whyte v Chisora againWhyte's beaten him twice and both are deteriorating.
I've got an even better idea...how about Fury v Chisora 4We can all waste our time watching Tyson thrash Derek even easier than the last 3 times
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If Del v Fury or Del v Whyte were made it may well cause groans of dismay from serious boxing fans but both fights would be very popular with casuals, possibly selling out arenas
The heavyweight scene desperately needs some good young fresh prospects .
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
My thoughts are the same as yours re sticking with boxing, always find it a bit of a waste to switch too early to BK (unless the money is crazy but I've no idea there). He boxed lighter as an am iirc by quite a bit, he's about 30lbs heavier now I think. I don't think Gary was a Dubois-type with his lads, him and Warren his other lad were left to plough their own furrow I think. His Pa Gary owned the gym I trained at in Gainsborough when I started training aged 15 (been training there 25 years now, Gary has long since set up a gym in Harworth). He has some bloody good genetics on him, his Ma Collean was a brilliant bodybuilder too, so he was also going to be thick set. I don't know of any that have moved BK back to boxing and he is so young so I suspect the gloved door is likely closed. He's only 20 though.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 19:22I don't know. I don't really follow it but know a few involved, It's getting bigger. Lister is only young and I'd have liked him to carry on gloved. He was a good open class boxer. God knows what weight he'd be if he stripped down, I'd imagine his dad has had him weight training all his life, Dubois style.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
We’ve got Itauma, Adeleye, Wardley, Dubois who are young or certainly young by HW standards. I’d rather see hungry young guys like these fight the old has beens like Chisora and Joyce and Whyte
Dubois v Joyce would sell well.
Who wouldn’t wanna see mega talented Itauma box recidivist drug cheat Whyte’s head off
Wardley v Chisora could see Del passing his warrior crown onto a younger version of himself
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Why not a rubber trilogy fight with Pulev for a version of the world title - he can sail off into the sunset with a possible chance for a world title. I'm being deadly serious here.
As much as I think Derek is no longer a "gate keeper" after the Parker rematch loss (where he loss handily) - I think "on paper". His run of Pulev, Fury (loss), Washington, Joyce, and Wallin - probably puts him back into the top 10, which says more about the division than it says about his form - its not far off Joshua's run of Franklin, Ngannou and Wallin where people were screaming "he's back" and back a threat to Fury etc - so while I am not going to personally like it, and unlike the 3rd fight with Fury where his run was Decisive Loss (Usyk), Close Loss (Parker), Decisive Loss (Parker 2), Close Win (Pulev) he is probably now more deserving of a title fight.
If Dubios beats Parker - a victory over 41 year old Chisora (on the back of 1 very good and 2 decent wins "on paper") would still be Dubios third best win in his career - so while I don't want to see it, I'm not going to say its ridiculous match making.
I'd don't want to see Chisora in a "blockbuster" with nothing to gain other the finances - so no Joshua, Fury etc. Usyk - no that's not needed....been there and he only won 2 rounds for me and one has improved and the other has deteriorated, so I hope he goes for Pulev for the WBA belt or maybe (but I don't want to see it personally) Dubios for the IBF belt.
Its not a mark of me thinking he has improved or anything, I geniunely now am struggling to have 10 heavyweights ahead of Chisora now - and I don't think I have ever had Chisora in the top 10 before.
Usyk, Dubios, Parker, Zhang, Joshua, Kaybayal - I think are the only heavies that sit comfortably with me as being ahead of Chisora on a pure rankings front. I think Wardley, Itauma, Hunter, Okolie, Hughie Fury, Fraser Clarke and Bakole beat him - but they do not have a W of some of Joyce' standing on the recent resume.
As much as I think Derek is no longer a "gate keeper" after the Parker rematch loss (where he loss handily) - I think "on paper". His run of Pulev, Fury (loss), Washington, Joyce, and Wallin - probably puts him back into the top 10, which says more about the division than it says about his form - its not far off Joshua's run of Franklin, Ngannou and Wallin where people were screaming "he's back" and back a threat to Fury etc - so while I am not going to personally like it, and unlike the 3rd fight with Fury where his run was Decisive Loss (Usyk), Close Loss (Parker), Decisive Loss (Parker 2), Close Win (Pulev) he is probably now more deserving of a title fight.
If Dubios beats Parker - a victory over 41 year old Chisora (on the back of 1 very good and 2 decent wins "on paper") would still be Dubios third best win in his career - so while I don't want to see it, I'm not going to say its ridiculous match making.
I'd don't want to see Chisora in a "blockbuster" with nothing to gain other the finances - so no Joshua, Fury etc. Usyk - no that's not needed....been there and he only won 2 rounds for me and one has improved and the other has deteriorated, so I hope he goes for Pulev for the WBA belt or maybe (but I don't want to see it personally) Dubios for the IBF belt.
Its not a mark of me thinking he has improved or anything, I geniunely now am struggling to have 10 heavyweights ahead of Chisora now - and I don't think I have ever had Chisora in the top 10 before.
Usyk, Dubios, Parker, Zhang, Joshua, Kaybayal - I think are the only heavies that sit comfortably with me as being ahead of Chisora on a pure rankings front. I think Wardley, Itauma, Hunter, Okolie, Hughie Fury, Fraser Clarke and Bakole beat him - but they do not have a W of some of Joyce' standing on the recent resume.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Derek Chisora vs. Otto Wallin | TNT Sports - 8 February 2025
I think the Usyk fight makes sense for Derek if only because so many people had the first fight very close.