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Haye and Chisora have split.

Wonder if this will impact the fight.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 07:08 Haye and Chisora have split.

Wonder if this will impact the fight.

They’ve probably stopped sharing PEDS I’d guess, so probably Chisora will have to find a new dealer.

Derek Chisora parts ways with manager David Haye

Former rivals David Haye and Derek Chisora linked up in 2018; Chisora has slipped to back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker, both of which he disputes, and is now on the lookout for his latest reinvention

Derek Chisora and his manager David Haye have announced that they will amicably part ways.

The former enemies and opponents have been a partnership over the past three years, with Haye acting as Chisora's manager and assisting him in the gym.

Chisora won three fights under Haye's stewardship, including a big stoppage of David Price.

But he was knocked out by Dillian Whyte and, in the past year, has slipped to points defeats to Oleksandr Usyk and Joseph Parker, both of which he disputed.

Haye said: "It's been an action-packed couple of years, getting Derek back in the mix of the heavyweight division, taking him from 'Del Boy' to 'WAR' mode.

"When we announced our unlikely partnership we pledged to give fight fans the big nights of heavyweight clashes they have called out for and that I believe we have achieved.

"Whilst I will no longer be managing Derek, I will naturally continue to follow and support his career with great interest.

"The UK remains at the epicentre of the heavyweight division and Derek stands ready to go toe to toe with them all. 2021 is looking very exciting for him with a number of options available."

Chisora said: "Everyone close to me thought I was crazy when I told them I wanted David to manage me, but in the last two and a half years my performances in the ring have spoken for themselves.

"Giving fight fans the battles they wanted to see even when COVID put a handbrake on everything. I may have been robbed against both Usyk and Parker but have developed as a fighter. 2021 is looking very interesting, I am back in camp, ready to go this autumn. It's time for WAR.

"I would like to thank David for his support (at times patience...) and guidance during our time working together."

Haye and Chisora notoriously brawled at a Munich press conference before colliding inside the ring in 2012 in a heated grudge match which Haye won.

Chisora, now 37, is on the lookout for his latest reinvention in the heavyweight division.

It's gonna be the exact same result. Pointless

danconnollyeire wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 07:45 It's gonna be the exact same result. Pointless

This plus

I fell asleep in Round 3 (I think) of the last one. Who on earth wants to watch this again?

garethhop wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 08:02 I fell asleep in Round 3 (I think) of the last one. Who on earth wants to watch this again?

Yeh, Del's ehavy breathing between rounds.

Was genuinely concerned for him.

Who on earth wants to watch this garbage again...I was on a stream and still wanted my money back.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 11:34

Parker: UUUUUUUNNNNNNHHHHHHHH Come on…. Come on…… get out of MEEEEEEEEEEE!

Announcing the fight, Matchroom said: “On Saturday, December 18, Joseph Parker (29-2, 21 KOs) faces off against the mercurial Brit Derek Chisora (32-11, 23 KOs) in a rematch of their 12-round war in May 2021.

“Parker, the former WBO Heavyweight Champion, has tallied five straight wins since losing against Dillian Whyte for the WBO International Heavyweight Title.

“Derek ‘WAR’ Chisora is looking to bounce back after losing by split decision against Parker and by unanimous decision against Oleksandr Usyk in October 2020.

“The event will be live worldwide on DAZN (except New Zealand and Samoa).”

That’s the big difference from the first meeting. There is now no longer the Sky Sports Box Office option for the event.

DAZN and Matchroom have announced three premium fights nights to add to an ever-increasing fall fight schedule. All will be live and worldwide on DAZN.

Confirming the three events, DAZN promised a lot more fight nights after fans and media questioned a lack of announcements over the summer.

Canelo Alvarez moving on for his next fight was one of the major reasons for the delay.

Those three new events are:

• October 16: Former four-weight world ruler Mikey Garcia returns against European Super-Lightweight Champion Sandor Martin. Chukchansi Park in Fresno, CA.
• October 30: WBC Interim Heavyweight World Champion Dillian Whyte faces Swedish fighter, Otto Wallin. Live from The O2 in London and worldwide on DAZN.
• December 18: Heavyweights Joseph Parker and Derek Chisora rematch in another epic clash at the AO Arena in Manchester. Live worldwide on DAZN (except New Zealand and Samoa).

DAZN

Ed Breeze, EVP Rights at DAZN, commented: “These three excellent fights are a testament to the great partnership that continues to flourish with Matchroom globally.

“Our schedule for the rest of the year is shaping up nicely. It’s filled with World Champions, grizzled veterans, and exciting up-and-coming talent.

“We look forward to continuing to unveil more blockbuster fight nights as part of our ongoing commitment to deliver value to boxing fans worldwide.”

Matchroom Sport Chairman Eddie Hearn said: “Matchroom and DAZN’s stacked upcoming schedule just got even better with these three blockbuster additions.

“First up on October 16, four-weight king Mikey Garcia returns to action in a difficult assignment against Barcelona’s European Super-Lightweight Champion Sandor Martin in Fresno, CA.

“‘The Body Snatcher’ Dillian Whyte returns home to The O2 on October 30. He puts his Interim WBC heavyweight world title against Otto Wallin.

“Wallin is the man that came so close to inflicting a loss on Tyson Fury.

“Then, on December 18, Joseph Parker and Derek Chisora go to war again at Manchester Arena. Catch it all live and exclusively around the world on DAZN.”

Funny, Chisora signs with 258, AJ's company and within a few days, the a fight is announced..

So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

Just to give some perspective -
AJ Vs Ruiz 2 was $39.99 (£20.00)

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:39 So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

This is a great fight with your top star. 50 bucks sucks but is standard., aus had Zerafa vs geriatric Mundine as a ppv….

gregregegg wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:55

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:39 So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

This is a great fight with your top star. 50 bucks sucks but is standard., aus had Zerafa vs geriatric Mundine as a ppv….

Did you see my second post for context? This fight is $10.00 more than an AJ fight.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 16:13

gregregegg wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:55

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:39 So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

This is a great fight with your top star. 50 bucks sucks but is standard., aus had Zerafa vs geriatric Mundine as a ppv….

Did you see my second post for context? This fight is $10.00 more than an AJ fight.

Yea but AJ vs Ruiz has no Kiwi in the mix. This is NZs boy. Small nations pick someone and act like any of there fights are the thriller in manila.... Parker is NZs PPV top Dawwggg. 2-3 times a year your gunna get gouged on parker, my advice is accept that and just hope they dont start pretending any other Kiwis are PPv worthy.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:39 So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

How much was Parker-AJ for you?

They’re just milking fans in NZ and Aus when it comes to the home grown fighters.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 16:31

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 15:39 So the whole world gets the fight on their DAZN subscription, except New Zealand subscribers, who will have to pay $49.99 NZD (£26.00) on Sky Box Office
I cancelled my DuZN last month. Good feckin' job too.
Arsewipes

How much was Parker-AJ for you?

They’re just milking fans in NZ and Aus when it comes to the home grown fighters.

Parker is the only guy they charge $50 for, Canelo, AJ are $40 and Parker Vs AJ was $40 the only Parker fight I found worth a PPV.

Boxing is now officially a circus act

rematches simply for the £
celebrity matches for millions
58 year olds getting ko'd in an exibition
18 year old female boxer is overmatched and dies
PPV for shite matches
terrible,novice female fighters top or near top of the bill
etc,etc,etc

I'm done with it now and have workmates asking me about upcoming fights that I didn't even know were happening.All this after following the sport as a fan and live spectator for 40 years plus

bigjack wrote: ↑17 Sep 2021, 01:53 Boxing is now officially a circus act

rematches simply for the £
celebrity matches for millions
58 year olds getting ko'd in an exibition
18 year old female boxer is overmatched and dies
PPV for shite matches
terrible,novice female fighters top or near top of the bill
etc,etc,etc

I'm done with it now and have workmates asking me about upcoming fights that I didn't even know were happening.All this after following the sport as a fan and live spectator for 40 years plus

Is this really what pushed you over the edge... This fight is two top 15 guys who had a controversial split decision re-matching it 6 months later with no real fornicate around...

gregregegg wrote: ↑17 Sep 2021, 02:06

bigjack wrote: ↑17 Sep 2021, 01:53 Boxing is now officially a circus act

rematches simply for the £
celebrity matches for millions
58 year olds getting ko'd in an exibition
18 year old female boxer is overmatched and dies
PPV for shite matches
terrible,novice female fighters top or near top of the bill
etc,etc,etc

I'm done with it now and have workmates asking me about upcoming fights that I didn't even know were happening.All this after following the sport as a fan and live spectator for 40 years plus

Is this really what pushed you over the edge... This fight is two top 15 guys who had a controversial split decision re-matching it 6 months later with no real fornicate around...

If either win by devestating ko they will never get a world title shot,Parker if terrible to watch lately and Chisora is becoming a punch bag,its nothing more that a filler for a bigger fight and this rematch together with all the other crap has massively decreased my interst in what was once a brilliant sport,not the current piss take it's turned into

Higgins: Chisora a worthy rematch

As officially announced yesterday, former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker (29-2-1, 21 KOs) will clash with Derek Chisora (32-11, 23 KOs) on December 18 in a rematch at the AO Arena, Manchester, England. Parker scored a split decision over Chisora in May.

”There were other offers on the table and talk of fighting Joe Joyce, but we felt a Chisora rematch made sense,” Parker’s manager David Higgins told Stuff. ”They are both household names in New Zealand and the UK and are globally recognized. The first fight was close … we saw it as a close but clear win to Joseph, and we’ve decided it’s worthy of a rematch.”

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑17 Sep 2021, 05:57 Higgins: Chisora a worthy rematch

As officially announced yesterday, former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker (29-2-1, 21 KOs) will clash with Derek Chisora (32-11, 23 KOs) on December 18 in a rematch at the AO Arena, Manchester, England. Parker scored a split decision over Chisora in May.

”There were other offers on the table and talk of fighting Joe Joyce, but we felt a Chisora rematch made sense,” Parker’s manager David Higgins told Stuff. ”They are both household names in New Zealand and the UK and are globally recognized. The first fight was close … we saw it as a close but clear win to Joseph, and we’ve decided it’s worthy of a rematch.”

The Joyce bout would have been way more interesting and it have more sense than the Chisora rematch.