Re: Vitali Klitschko vs Dereck Chisora Feb 18th
Posted: 12 Dec 2011, 09:25
At least Chisora isn't being penalised for the Helenius loss. Will be surprised if it lasts any longer than ten.
x 2rob h wrote:All I can see is Chisora freezing on the night, shitting himself and then taking a hammering.
That's interesting - I didn't know about the shirt thing. As scary as Vitali is, I doubt he'll start chucking shirts around at press conferences so hopefully Chisora will be less unnerved!King Geedorah wrote: I was there when Fury threw his shirt down. Spoke to Dereck afterwards and he did seem unnerved by the whole thing and may have carried this into the fight.
King Geedorah wrote:It was at the May 21st show. Fury threw his shirt down and I presume wanted to use it as a scratch line or something for an impromptu tussle.nobby_nobbins wrote:That's interesting - I didn't know about the shirt thing. As scary as Vitali is, I doubt he'll start chucking shirts around at press conferences so hopefully Chisora will be less unnerved!King Geedorah wrote: I was there when Fury threw his shirt down. Spoke to Dereck afterwards and he did seem unnerved by the whole thing and may have carried this into the fight.
I really like Dereck as a personality and a fighter, he is a bit different and went a long way to paying back the Fury letdown with his last performance.
Crazy as it sounds he's a live underdog in my eyes for this one.
Chisora with a world title = Great fun for fans, the press and the crowds.
But he was robbed last time out. We alll know it. I would like to see Chisora Vs Haye.yid14 wrote:Really? Ofcoarse his last fight was a controversial loss but does he deserve a title fight after 2 straight losses? He'll get hammered.jessi wrote:Hope this fight happens, I think chisora deserves a shot after his last performance !
Well, I see it as a nice turnaround in his fortunes after being stood up three times - twice by Wlad and once by Warmachine. I don't particularly care if his last fight has a W or an L next to it, he's just a fun fighter to watch with some old school skills you don't see too often, particularly in the heavyweights. I'd like to see him come in four or five pounds lighter and jab his way in a bit more. I don't ever see him being a hellacious puncher like say, Seth Mitchell, but he is a nightmare for anyone, and his best days I believe are ahead of him.ScottDetonator wrote:Chisora will take a serious beating from Vitali. As Danny Williams has stated, Vitali is pain, pain and more pain! Del Boy keeps losing but still keeps getting the big fights.
But it would also have the potential to turn into abit of a farce, Lazy fat Chisora against Fury and clueless Haye against Wlad.Trouble wrote:But he was robbed last time out. We alll know it. I would like to see Chisora Vs Haye.yid14 wrote:Really? Ofcoarse his last fight was a controversial loss but does he deserve a title fight after 2 straight losses? He'll get hammered.jessi wrote:Hope this fight happens, I think chisora deserves a shot after his last performance !
i doubt that. he's had some good experience in the last couple of fights, should be taking this extremely seriously and at least with his come forward, roll under style he could be one of the rare challeners to press the fight against a klitschko and make it interesting.rob h wrote:All I can see is Chisora freezing on the night, shitting himself and then taking a hammering.
He take a proper beating in this fight!yid14 wrote:I agree, I don't think Chisora would sh1t himself but I do think he'd get hammered.
I hope your right mate !Trouble wrote:Chisora UD 12.
Trouble wrote:Chisora UD 12.
No chance but he is a lively enough opponent so he will be more entertaining than alot of other challengers would be, he comes to fight and he does bob, weave and throw the jab to the body when coming in. He just doesnt have the punch power to trouble vitali im afraid.crusader wrote:Does Chisora have a chance of winning?