If Terry O'Connor is the ref then there is no chance of a DQ. After watching him just warn Matt Skelton about 30 times for all manner of misdemeanours in the first fight with Danny Williams I'v come to the conclusion that someone could take an anti aircraft gun into the ring, fire it at the opponent and still all O'Connor would do is say 'no more of that please pet. BOX ON!'damianhucker1 wrote:Im gonna put a bet on Chisora getting disqualified i think .
Not a big betting man but just got a hunch .
Haye v Chisora, odds stadium and history !
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Biggest ever crowd was for the Len Harvey v Jock McAvoy rematch, 90,000 at White City. Will probably never be beaten.jessi wrote:What was then ?dondada wrote:Nowhere near.jessi wrote:And could this be the biggest fight in British history as far as Joe public is concerned ?
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Third and fourth heavies? Actually goodness knows...Povetkin for one. It really is uninspiring fare, isn't it?Final round wrote:Who's third and fourth in your opinion?dondada wrote:That's a really difficult question.jessi wrote: What was then ?
But it's not difficult to say that this ISN'T the biggest because there are loads which were bigger. (Depends how you define bigger, I suppose).
Benn-Eubank II was bigger.
Bruno-Witherspoon
Minter-Hagler
McGuigan-Pedroza
Bruno-McCall
Cooper-Ali II
Hatton-Zoo
And so on...
Don't get things out of perspective - it's two blokes coming off losses fighting to be something like fifth in the world, if that. It's just got silly billies hyped up because of the WWE bollocks.
There's no doubt this is a big ALL British HW fight... as big as Bruno v Lewis?
Nowhere near as big as Bruno v Lewis, IMO.
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You're right about being uninspiring....., Povetkin doesn't fill me with complete confidence either.dondada wrote:Third and fourth heavies? Actually goodness knows...Povetkin for one. It really is uninspiring fare, isn't it?Final round wrote:Who's third and fourth in your opinion?dondada wrote: That's a really difficult question.
But it's not difficult to say that this ISN'T the biggest because there are loads which were bigger. (Depends how you define bigger, I suppose).
Benn-Eubank II was bigger.
Bruno-Witherspoon
Minter-Hagler
McGuigan-Pedroza
Bruno-McCall
Cooper-Ali II
Hatton-Zoo
And so on...
Don't get things out of perspective - it's two blokes coming off losses fighting to be something like fifth in the world, if that. It's just got silly billies hyped up because of the WWE bollocks.
There's no doubt this is a big ALL British HW fight... as big as Bruno v Lewis?
Nowhere near as big as Bruno v Lewis, IMO.
Although not as big as Lewis v Bruno it's still a major all British HW fight, the biggest this century!
Looking at the HW rankings, Pulev vs Helenius would be a decent scrap
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Having only watched a couple of Chisroa's fights, can anyone tell me if he has ever been dropped, stunned or put on wobbly legs?
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Yeah, Munich in the press conference!ALI wrote:Having only watched a couple of Chisroa's fights, can anyone tell me if he has ever been dropped, stunned or put on wobbly legs?
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Ha hamilpool wrote:Yeah, Munich in the press conference!ALI wrote:Having only watched a couple of Chisroa's fights, can anyone tell me if he has ever been dropped, stunned or put on wobbly legs?
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jessi wrote:Ha hamilpool wrote:Yeah, Munich in the press conference!ALI wrote:Having only watched a couple of Chisroa's fights, can anyone tell me if he has ever been dropped, stunned or put on wobbly legs?