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Don't have a cow, man.

If this happens then what are the odds of Chisora asking him to re - wrap his hands?

Terminator666 wrote:If this happens then what are the odds of Chisora asking him to re - wrap his hands?

I'll put a tenner on that and a fiver on Vitali spitting water at him

Chambers2 wrote:

Is that that American actor(not Haye,Del Boy or the Dark Lord) who was in that Selfridges programme and some other big TV show which escapes me?


He was at the Chisora/Scott fight,seemed very knowledgable about boxing,genuinly

Good guy

Jeremy pivon I think his name is from entourage.

Finn wrote:Jeremy pivon I think his name is from entourage.

Thats the one,he did actually know what he was talking about

J-C wrote:

Benelio wrote:I think I've missed something. What is it that Povetkin has meant to have said or done regarding hand wraps?

The Klitschko's have in the past sent whichever brother isn't fighting as the representative to watch to opponent getting their hands wrapped. A lot of people think it's an intimidation technique.

Went Chisora fought Vitali Wlad demanded Chisora have his hands rewrapped, which is probably why Chisora spat water in his face in the ring.

Povetkin's camp have asked for Chisora to supervise Wlad's hand wrapping, clearly trying to turn the tables.

edit: anyone know is Wlad was sent to watch Chisora's wraps as retaliation the slap at the weigh-in, or do the Klitschkos always send the other to supervise?

I think the klit who is not fighting always witnesses the opponents hands being wrapped as part of the contracts. The trick they like to pull is agreeing a set time to be there then showing up late so the hands have to be re-wrapped (they say if you don't rewrap then it is a breach of contract) this pisses off the opponent and makes him lose his focus. When they tried it with Haye he told Vitali he was late/he missed the appointment so its his fault he didn't see the wrapping being done, the representative olf the sanctioning body (the WBA) said he witnessed it and everything was above board. That's the story according to David Haye during his commentary of the Chisora vs V.Klitschko fight.

palooka wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:

mickey1975 wrote: There will always be an undercurrent of beef, then.

like a Beef Infusion

like beef jerky

Their beef is over now, you could say they've pulled the beef curtains on it

No need to hold beef that long

handsofstone wrote:

Finn wrote:Jeremy pivon I think his name is from entourage.

Thats the one,he did actually know what he was talking about

yeah i was quite surprised. I think hes mates with chisora. He was also in smoking aces and rock n rolla. Apparently he is really famous in the US.

Mmmmm beef

gman tilz wrote:Mmmmm bacon

fixed