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Chisora may have lost big fights but he's competed against enough top fighters to merit a top 10 ranking above some unbeaten upstart who have fought no one

And our editor calls him a journeyman

handsofstone wrote:Chisora may have lost big fights but he's competed against enough top fighters to merit a top 10 ranking above some unbeaten upstart who have fought no one

And our editor calls him a journeyman

I'd call him something of a gatekeeper. Definitely not a journeyman, not that there is anything wrong with being either.

I will say he has not looked the same since the Haye fight. Even when on that winning streak he looked vulnerable at times.

lillywhite14 wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Chisora may have lost big fights but he's competed against enough top fighters to merit a top 10 ranking above some unbeaten upstart who have fought no one

And our editor calls him a journeyman

I'd call him something of a gatekeeper. Definitely not a journeyman, not that there is anything wrong with being either.

I will say he has not looked the same since the Haye fight. Even when on that winning streak he looked vulnerable at times.

Gatekeeper is Chisora to a tee,not a champ but someone who fights the best and someone who can expose the flaws in untested fighters,a yardstick, or at least he was,he might be bordering on shot these days