Re: CHISORA VS FURY 2
Posted: 19 Mar 2014, 05:14
It is not Holyfield-Bowe II but Fury-Chisora II has been confirmed for July 26 in Manchester in a 12-rounder for the right to meet WBO 'forever' champion Wladimir Klitschko.
The last time Fury and Chisroa got together (Tyson and Dereck, to be formal) was three years ago when Fury outhustled a tubby Chisora on the way to the points at Wembley, also over 12 rounds, but Chisora put it behind him and is looking quite good of late and certainly in far better shape. He holds the European heavyweight title.
Fury is Fury: you never really know how good he is going to look - or how fit - but he remains unbeaten in six years as a pro and his stamina seems OK. He was unlucky last year to miss out on a potential breakthrough opportunity with David Haye, although he did stop Steve Cunningham in the States, and finds himself in Groundhog Day with Chisora and the insults will fly and the tabloids will spill them.
Presumably, what Fury can do once he can do again but Chisora looks capable of making it much closer this time, although neither man looks capable of toppling Klitschko.
The last time Fury and Chisroa got together (Tyson and Dereck, to be formal) was three years ago when Fury outhustled a tubby Chisora on the way to the points at Wembley, also over 12 rounds, but Chisora put it behind him and is looking quite good of late and certainly in far better shape. He holds the European heavyweight title.
Fury is Fury: you never really know how good he is going to look - or how fit - but he remains unbeaten in six years as a pro and his stamina seems OK. He was unlucky last year to miss out on a potential breakthrough opportunity with David Haye, although he did stop Steve Cunningham in the States, and finds himself in Groundhog Day with Chisora and the insults will fly and the tabloids will spill them.
Presumably, what Fury can do once he can do again but Chisora looks capable of making it much closer this time, although neither man looks capable of toppling Klitschko.