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KiwiRider wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 15:51 Possibly.
I'm a fan of Del Boy, and even so, geese he blows hot and cold.
Ya just never know with him and never bet on him either

Yeah, but this is his level pretty much. Szpilka has better movement, and boxing skill than Chisora. Chisora takes a better punch, and hits harder.

And while Szpilka is the more skilled operator, I'm not sure he's skilled enough to continue to move and outbox Chisora for the whole way. In fact I very much doubt it.

I suspect Szpilka will have his moments early, and then Chisora will catch up to him somewhere along the way. If he's able to draw Szpilka into standing and trading with him more early, he may get the job done without having to struggle so badly.

I can’t see past a delboy victory here, probably with a late stoppage. There’s nothing special about Spilzka at all and this apparently motivated Chisora wins it. He’ll never win a title but a good run at this stage of his career should set-up a couple of decent paydays and that should be motivation enough...

chinarich wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 18:34 I can’t see past a delboy victory here, probably with a late stoppage. There’s nothing special about Spilzka at all and this apparently motivated Chisora wins it. He’ll never win a title but a good run at this stage of his career should set-up a couple of decent paydays and that should be motivation enough...

Nothing particularly special about either one of 'em.

They're both fringe contender types.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Jun 2019, 08:16 It's gonna be a decent night of boxing.

This card first, then off to ITV4 for Pac vs. Thurman.. Hopefully ITV don't try floggin it on PPV.

ILikeBeer wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019, 06:26

HAHAHA!! I think I jinxed it!

A decent night of boxing in the UK and USA.. Will cost £32.. yay!!

TBF, the Pac-Thurman card is very decent!

dagilechia wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 17:10

Good to see Right said Fred have kept themselves in good shape

gilgamesh wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 18:50 Nothing particularly special about either one of 'em.

They're both fringe contender types.

And Derek can throw in some stinkers as well - Kabayel recently and was probably behind v Takan until catching him.

dagilechia wrote: ↑26 Jun 2019, 17:10

looks like ghey mens party, there warming up in the background too

jamamb wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019, 14:09 looks like ghey mens party, there warming up in the background too

they say that Szpilka was wanking for someone when he was at Polish boxing youth team so who knows

keirw wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019, 10:20 Good to see Right said Fred have kept themselves in good shape

After a sxxt day so far that really cracked me up

Chisora spars with Jason Bergman, Joey Abell and Senad Gashi, Szpilka spars with Erkan Teper, some undefeated 6-0 Ukrainian and he sparred before with Izu Ugonoh

Fight week.

Szpila goes to UK today. they say he looked good on the sparrings and no injuries. the big fella on the left Igor Shevadzutskiy is a good fighter they say, he's ex super heavy champion of Ukraine, 1-0 at pros. Szpilka looks trim, i think he will weight ~105kg. He's be out of the social media recently, it doesn't happen too often in his case.

dagilechia wrote: ↑04 Jul 2019, 06:59 Chisora spars with Jason Bergman, Joey Abell and Senad Gashi, Szpilka spars with Erkan Teper, some undefeated 6-0 Ukrainian and he sparred before with Izu Ugonoh

Nice choices. Abell can bang. Bergman is a toughguy. Gashi is insane.

oogiebe wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 20:23

dagilechia wrote: ↑04 Jul 2019, 06:59 Chisora spars with Jason Bergman, Joey Abell and Senad Gashi, Szpilka spars with Erkan Teper, some undefeated 6-0 Ukrainian and he sparred before with Izu Ugonoh

Nice choices. Abell can bang. Bergman is a toughguy. Gashi is insane.

yeah both had decent sparring partners. i would like to know more about Szpilka's sparring partner Igor Shevadzutskiy, Ukraine champ at amateurs, and we know that Ukraine is a superpower in amateur boxing, he's 300lbs of a fighter, Ukrainian Jarrell Miller. He also fought in Ukraine Atamans at WSB.

dagilechia wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 20:29

oogiebe wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 20:23

Nice choices. Abell can bang. Bergman is a toughguy. Gashi is insane.

yeah both had decent sparring partners. i would like to know more about Szpilka's sparring partner Igor Shevadzutskiy, Ukraine champ at amateurs, and we know that Ukraine is a superpower in amateur boxing, he's 300lbs of a fighter, Ukrainian Jarrell Miller. He also fought in Ukraine Atamans at WSB.

I kind of hope Szpilka can box his way to a win.

JimJim2009 wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019, 14:45

keirw wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019, 10:20 Good to see Right said Fred have kept themselves in good shape

After a sxxt day so far that really cracked me up

Lol, I'm too sexy........

with a bit of luck Spilka can retire Chisora , sick of seeing him getting fights and doing nothing .
let the young lads get a chance !

Dereck may blow hot and cold but Szpilka is dog shit, almost knocked out by Mike Mollo, flattened by Wilder, stopped easily by Kownacki, had to get up off the floor and stagger around the place to survive and get a gift decision against Wach, his only win of note is an old Adamek years ago, he is truly terrible at taking a punch, any pressure by Chisora and this guy folds,.

GreenLightning wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 11:18 Dereck may blow hot and cold but Szpilka is dog poo, almost knocked out by Mike Mollo, flattened by Wilder, stopped easily by Kownacki, had to get up off the floor and stagger around the place to survive and get a gift decision against Wach, his only win of note is an old Adamek years ago, he is truly terrible at taking a punch, any pressure by Chisora and this guy folds,.

He gave Wilder a few things to think about in the early rounds.

Its intriguing cos I don't know how much Dereck has left in the tank - if he can bring his Whyte form then he wins..... but he's looked pretty awful since Whyte 2 and is it now age as opposed to blowing hot and cold.