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JDC wrote:In the right condition I wouldn't expect Chisora to have any problems outboxing Fury. But I doubt we'll see Fury going anywhere near him again.

It'll be a long, hard road for him to get back to where he was and commitment has already been his downfall once. Hopefully he can regain the hunger that was lacking in his last fight. If not we've probably seen the best of him already.

Hunger doesn't seem to be the issue for him

In all seriousness though, it was a massive shock that Fury outboxed him for 11 of the 12 rounds they fought. But fair play to Tyson he has ambition and heart in abundance and Chisora doesn't.

This will see Fury take his skill set to the very maximum [probably a World Champion] and Chisora wondering for the rest of his life what IF he had applied himself

It also highlighted to almost everyone watching that Wlad vs Chisora would have been VERY one sided.

Dereck's still young. No reason this fight can't be the best thing that's happened to him.

All depends on his reaction to the defeat, but an in-shape Chisora is still probably Britain's most technically gifted HW.

I feel Derek can still have an impact on the Euro scene, we might even see him get a Euro shot after a couple of wins on the circuit.

Didn't Chisora's trainer claim he had a hernia and therefore couldn't train enough to get into shape properly?

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