Oh yeah
Pretty decent resume really, he got British, Commonwealth, and Euro . You would have to be fairly content with that as well as his amateur career.
Oh yeah
He also did better than Joshua (#1 scorecard)and Fury (#1 KD)against Uysk.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Apr 2025, 18:39 i totally get that chisora is super recycled and taken loads of shots and many people are bored of him
but tbf.....in the last 3 years he's 4-1, with wins over joyce, pulev, wallin, and washington. that aint bad.
This is a bit of a weird take after the hrg fight. his punch resistance was A+,, but he's speed and timing was similar to me borderline oversdosing on opioids.
Agreed , its hard to say a guy should give up his livelihood if he's not got the dollars in the bank , but if not retirement , he certainly could do with stepping down a level , then again would he , would it be worth it financially , Boxings such a cruel way to make a living , and he seems such a nice guy , i was his manager i would DEFINETLY be swaying him away from punchers
Promoters have the real power. If the top promoters think he should pack it in, what can he do realistically?Controversial wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 07:04 He should retire in my opinion, it’s easy to say his trainer, promoter, manager etc should advise him to but ultimately he can only make that choice. I heard him say it was only like a hard spa and the reason he fights is for the money, just hope he still has his marbles later in life to enjoy that money, so many fighters pay the price with CTE issues.