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Spiker wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:54

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:43 Great fight. First time Chisora has been KOed like that.

David Haye did and earlier

Was stopped on his feet by Haye,not out for the count.

RKY wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:58

Stuarty wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 02:42 The WWE shíte with AJ afterwards was fuckin embarrassing! Hearn has had a hard on for the AJ Whyte rematch for years now and it was always gonna happen in April. All the other bullshìt was just pure lies and Hearn/Sky taking the piss out the fans again! I wish folk would wake up to these cùnts and see them for what they are.....

On the other hand Whyte deserves his shot so in an ideal world we could see Whyte v Wilder and AJ v Fury but that won't happen... AJ/Hearn don't want anything to do with Wilder or Fury until they've milked that tit dry.......

Hearn will get his come uppance when Whyte cleans Joshua's fuckin clock. Look on his face will be priceless.

Whyte will be lucky to see round 6, he’s fvcking miles behind Joshua

Spiker wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:54

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:43 Great fight. First time Chisora has been KOed like that.

David Haye did and earlier

He got up and it was waved off with Haye. He was proper knocked the f*ck out last night.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:01

RKY wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:58

Stuarty wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 02:42 The WWE shíte with AJ afterwards was fuckin embarrassing! Hearn has had a hard on for the AJ Whyte rematch for years now and it was always gonna happen in April. All the other bullshìt was just pure lies and Hearn/Sky taking the piss out the fans again! I wish folk would wake up to these cùnts and see them for what they are.....

On the other hand Whyte deserves his shot so in an ideal world we could see Whyte v Wilder and AJ v Fury but that won't happen... AJ/Hearn don't want anything to do with Wilder or Fury until they've milked that tit dry.......

Hearn will get his come uppance when Whyte cleans Joshua's fuckin clock. Look on his face will be priceless.

Whyte will be lucky to see round 6, he’s fvcking miles behind Joshua

I just come on here to to say Whyte should not get the rematch with Joshua after that, he was behind in the fight and although it was some shot he sparked him with, Chisora's fatigue played a massive part in the KO.
Agree with boxerbeetle Whyte is miles behind AJ and the fight will end sooner than it did last time

smiling assassin wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:50

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:01

RKY wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:58


Hearn will get his come uppance when Whyte cleans Joshua's fuckin clock. Look on his face will be priceless.

Whyte will be lucky to see round 6, he’s fvcking miles behind Joshua

I just come on here to to say Whyte should not get the rematch with Joshua after that, he was behind in the fight and although it was some shot he sparked him with, Chisora's fatigue played a massive part in the KO.
Agree with boxerbeetle Whyte is miles behind AJ and the fight will end sooner than it did last time

If he doesn't deserve the Joshua fight,then who does ?

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:31

smiling assassin wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:50

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:01

Whyte will be lucky to see round 6, he’s fvcking miles behind Joshua

I just come on here to to say Whyte should not get the rematch with Joshua after that, he was behind in the fight and although it was some shot he sparked him with, Chisora's fatigue played a massive part in the KO.
Agree with boxerbeetle Whyte is miles behind AJ and the fight will end sooner than it did last time

If he doesn't deserve the Joshua fight,then who does ?

It’s not so much a question of deserve, but it’s just disappointing that we’ll have to watch Joshua fight someone he’s already comprehensively beaten up & ktfo.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:38

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:31

smiling assassin wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:50

I just come on here to to say Whyte should not get the rematch with Joshua after that, he was behind in the fight and although it was some shot he sparked him with, Chisora's fatigue played a massive part in the KO.
Agree with boxerbeetle Whyte is miles behind AJ and the fight will end sooner than it did last time

If he doesn't deserve the Joshua fight,then who does ?

It’s not so much a question of deserve, but it’s just disappointing that we’ll have to watch Joshua fight someone he’s already comprehensively beaten up & ktfo.

I agree,it doesn't get me over excited,but Whyte has made improvements and it could be a bit interesting if they start throwing leather early.

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:41

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:38

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:31

If he doesn't deserve the Joshua fight,then who does ?

It’s not so much a question of deserve, but it’s just disappointing that we’ll have to watch Joshua fight someone he’s already comprehensively beaten up & ktfo.

I agree,it doesn't get me over excited,but Whyte has made improvements and it could be a bit interesting if they start throwing leather early.

Don’t get me wrong, it’ll still be an enjoyable fight. But it’s definitely not a ‘Wembley’ fight. It’s not even really a PPV fight, except obviously Joshua is automatically PPV now, regardless of opposition.

Would Hearn want to put his 2 main PPV fighters now in against each other ? Better to milk them for a while yet

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 05:23

Spiker wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:54

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 04:43 Great fight. First time Chisora has been KOed like that.

David Haye did and earlier

He got up and it was waved off with Haye. He was proper knocked the f*ck out last night.

True. You can also say Chisora was at his prime then. Then again it’s Chisora. He’s probably peaked a few times.

People gave him too much credit for the Takam win. It was a good finish, but it was crap fight. Chisora did nothing all fight.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:43

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:41

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:38

It’s not so much a question of deserve, but it’s just disappointing that we’ll have to watch Joshua fight someone he’s already comprehensively beaten up & ktfo.

I agree,it doesn't get me over excited,but Whyte has made improvements and it could be a bit interesting if they start throwing leather early.

Don’t get me wrong, it’ll still be an enjoyable fight. But it’s definitely not a ‘Wembley’ fight. It’s not even really a PPV fight, except obviously Joshua is automatically PPV now, regardless of opposition.

last night showed to me that Whyte hasn't come on much if any at all. Browne was shjt and Parker is not great. Fury , wilder and AJ are above the rest if Joshua don't fight either next i won't be interested in who else gets the chance. Whyte is not in the same league

smiling assassin wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 08:58

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:43

bigjack wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 06:41

I agree,it doesn't get me over excited,but Whyte has made improvements and it could be a bit interesting if they start throwing leather early.

Don’t get me wrong, it’ll still be an enjoyable fight. But it’s definitely not a ‘Wembley’ fight. It’s not even really a PPV fight, except obviously Joshua is automatically PPV now, regardless of opposition.

last night showed to me that Whyte hasn't come on much if any at all. Browne was shjt and Parker is not great. Fury , wilder and AJ are above the rest if Joshua don't fight either next i won't be interested in who else gets the chance. Whyte is not in the same league

Yeh. They were saying Whyte is definately #4 HW in the world.

Can’t say I agree. Whilst he has a decent resume, compared to a few other.. he hasn’t faced off with a lot of the ‘rest’.. does he actually beat Miller? Povetkin? Ortiz?

tony1234 wrote: ↑23 Dec 2018, 07:31 Would Hearn want to put his 2 main PPV fighters now in against each other ? Better to milk them for a while yet

I could see him leaving Eddie at some point if he doesn't get a title shot soon.

Fair play what a fight and what a KO from Whyte that was highlight reel material, it was a pretty epic battle I had Chisora a round up at the end, he was the aggressor for the most part, some sickening bodywork, some strayed low including the one that got the first deduction but I think a lot of them looked ok or borderline, he landed some big right hands over the top as well, Whyte looked a bit more conservative than the first fight which I expected but he landed his fair share of bombs as well, he was outhustled for long spells though

Chisora was just relentless though he just doesn't know how to take a backward step, typical of him to get another point off, cant complain really he cant be using the elbow like that, credit to Whyte though he looked like he had a bit more in the tank before the end, came out of nowhere perfect left hook caught Chisora flush whilst swinging, brutal KO, not many rematches outshine the first but this one did so massive respect to both guys, you really need to nail Chisora hard and clean to stop him

I don't think Chisora will pack in yet. There's still decent fights out there for him, even if he knows he'll lose.