Re: Chisora vs Scott
Posted: 19 Jul 2013, 12:36
i agree if he threw more punches he could of beat vitalidanconnollyeire wrote:Chisora is surprisingly difficult to hit. He has that Frazier type defensive that gives very little target and is difficult to nail.
If only my Auntie had bollocks she would be my Uncle.stevedoc wrote:i agree if he threw more punches he could of beat vitalidanconnollyeire wrote:Chisora is surprisingly difficult to hit. He has that Frazier type defensive that gives very little target and is difficult to nail.
Im having that one 36 years and never heard that little gem .jameswilson wrote:If only my Auntie had bollocks she would be my Uncle.stevedoc wrote:i agree if he threw more punches he could of beat vitalidanconnollyeire wrote:Chisora is surprisingly difficult to hit. He has that Frazier type defensive that gives very little target and is difficult to nail.
TJ77 wrote:Im having that one 36 years and never heard that little gem .jameswilson wrote:If only my Auntie had bollocks she would be my Uncle.stevedoc wrote: i agree if he threw more punches he could of beat vitali
jameswilson wrote:If only my Auntie had bollocks she would be my Uncle.stevedoc wrote:i agree if he threw more punches he could of beat vitalidanconnollyeire wrote:Chisora is surprisingly difficult to hit. He has that Frazier type defensive that gives very little target and is difficult to nail.
That's 2/1 on tho isn't it rather than 2/1?Finn wrote:im predicting either fighter on points plus BJS to win outright coming in on a 2 fold accumulator at 2/1 with sky bet.
Lets hope so because its my first prediction on my boxing betting face book page so it will be embarrassing if Scott KO's chisora because i have stated that has no chance of happening.
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Maxsplit wrote:Chisora fought and gave a great account of himself against giants like Fury, Vitali & Helenius ... I'm not sure why 'giving up' 2 inches to Scott will make the blindest bit of differencejameswilson wrote:Everything seems to point to a Scott points victory. Since his comeback he is a lot more slimline and serious. However he doesn't possess a heck of a lot of power. Chisora will be giving up height and reach and is never particularly hard to hit, and his power isn't really all that.
I think he will do the usual bullocking forward and will eat a lot of shots en route to a points defeat.![]()
I think Chisora points is the safe bet. He will simply outwork the featherfisted, undermatched Scott and has home advantage.
However, given how feeble Scott's opposition has been and how strong Del Boys is and the fact he is a career lightest 16 stone ... don't discount a mid-late rounds KO
You hedged your betsMaxsplit wrote:Maxsplit wrote:Chisora fought and gave a great account of himself against giants like Fury, Vitali & Helenius ... I'm not sure why 'giving up' 2 inches to Scott will make the blindest bit of differencejameswilson wrote:Everything seems to point to a Scott points victory. Since his comeback he is a lot more slimline and serious. However he doesn't possess a heck of a lot of power. Chisora will be giving up height and reach and is never particularly hard to hit, and his power isn't really all that.
I think he will do the usual bullocking forward and will eat a lot of shots en route to a points defeat.![]()
I think Chisora points is the safe bet. He will simply outwork the featherfisted, undermatched Scott and has home advantage.
However, given how feeble Scott's opposition has been and how strong Del Boys is and the fact he is a career lightest 16 stone ... don't discount a mid-late rounds KO
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I'm very happy to be proved wrong.Maxsplit wrote:Maxsplit wrote:Chisora fought and gave a great account of himself against giants like Fury, Vitali & Helenius ... I'm not sure why 'giving up' 2 inches to Scott will make the blindest bit of differencejameswilson wrote:Everything seems to point to a Scott points victory. Since his comeback he is a lot more slimline and serious. However he doesn't possess a heck of a lot of power. Chisora will be giving up height and reach and is never particularly hard to hit, and his power isn't really all that.
I think he will do the usual bullocking forward and will eat a lot of shots en route to a points defeat.![]()
I think Chisora points is the safe bet. He will simply outwork the featherfisted, undermatched Scott and has home advantage.
However, given how feeble Scott's opposition has been and how strong Del Boys is and the fact he is a career lightest 16 stone ... don't discount a mid-late rounds KO
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