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It's going to be awful I feel, but can't really say who I want to win. Both are absolute clowns and I want both to lose. Subject to it not being a draw, at least one is finished at the top level I think, so that's a bonus. It's pure car crash.

Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

My Brother in law met Derek through a mate he was walking one of his dogs and he stopped to chat as he knew my Bro in laws mate, after he went with the dog my Bro in law said oh his nothing like i thought he would be..his mate was like what do you mean ..he had no clue he was a boxer or famous said he lives by him and just knew him by saying hello when they walked the dogs..Bro in law said was very well spoken and mild mannered.

clopixolacuphase wrote:Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

I seen him in Marylebone once and asked him for a photo which he happily obliged.

Also met him walking to the Emirates once and spoke to him for a cpl of mins walking along the road, seemed decent enough.

Neither a chinwag of course but he was quite receptive both times.

clopixolacuphase wrote:Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

I saw him in a restaurant once, I went over to say hello and he threw a table at me.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

clopixolacuphase wrote:Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

I saw him in a restaurant once, I went over to say hello and he threw a table at me.

Nando's?

clopixolacuphase wrote:Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

Yes and just as arrogant - an absolute plank. I met him at the Magnificent 7 show in Birmingham; I was chatting with James Degale (who surprisingly an absolute gent) and he was acting like a total Bell End. It seems age hasn't made him wiser or a better person.

Spoke to him a few times at a few shows I've been to, always in his black suit and red shirt.

Remember once st York Hall a huge fight broke out and the security was loosing control and Derek whipped off his jacket and waded into help.

Always quite liked him and think he's wasted his career not being in shape or motovated.

dave_smith wrote:Spoke to him a few times at a few shows I've been to, always in his black suit and red shirt.

Remember once st York Hall a huge fight broke out and the security was loosing control and Derek whipped off his jacket and waded into help.

Always quite liked him and think he's wasted his career not being in shape or motovated.

I think wasted his career is harsh. I strongly suspect he was paid very well in the Haye, Fury II, Pulev, Klitschko, Helenius, and now the Whyte fight('s).

For someone who is 26-6 he has sold himself fantastically well by occasionally playing this 'gangster' character, and made a large amount of money from it.

sammy95 wrote:

dave_smith wrote:Spoke to him a few times at a few shows I've been to, always in his black suit and red shirt.

Remember once st York Hall a huge fight broke out and the security was loosing control and Derek whipped off his jacket and waded into help.

Always quite liked him and think he's wasted his career not being in shape or motovated.

I think wasted his career is harsh. I strongly suspect he was paid very well in the Haye, Fury II, Pulev, Klitschko, Helenius, and now the Whyte fight('s).

For someone who is 26-6 he has sold himself fantastically well by occasionally playing this 'gangster' character, and made a large amount of money from it.

Not doubting he's been paid very well but he's talented and got have got a title had he been focused. He was already wealthy wasn't he from his car dealership?

dave_smith wrote:
Remember once st York Hall a huge fight broke out and the security was loosing control and Derek whipped off his jacket and waded into help..

Sometimes a single anecdote makes my mind up about someone, this, for example.

Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Smith looked a lot calmer, face to face with Chisora than Hearn did. Eddie hid behind an 8ft looking tall security guy and went pale and legged it.

Kalle Sauerland was the most bizarre one to me lol. He didn't seem to try and defuse the situation at all- he just stood in the background, nervously chewing his mouth

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Tibbs shouted "he's got to go". In the old London gangster world he comes from, that means something a lot more serious than being removed from the room!

Counter-puncher wrote:

dave_smith wrote:
Remember once st York Hall a huge fight broke out and the security was loosing control and Derek whipped off his jacket and waded into help..

Sometimes a single anecdote makes my mind up about someone, this, for example.

Yeah, war Chisora. I hope he manages to pull one last spirited performance out from somewhere. Whyte does nothing for me as a fighter and Del has given us some fun fights over the years, win or lose (usually lose).

mickey1975 wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Tibbs shouted "he's got to go". In the old London gangster world he comes from, that means something a lot more serious than being removed from the room!

I noted that too.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

clopixolacuphase wrote:Has anybody met Chisora in real life? Lots of us seem to have chatted to Haye and Fury but has anybody had a chinwag with Del? I think he'd be interesting company!

I saw him in a restaurant once, I went over to say hello and he threw a table at me.

these boys just ain't in the festive spirit yet

lefty wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Smith looked a lot calmer, face to face with Chisora than Hearn did. Eddie hid behind an 8ft looking tall security guy and went pale and legged it.
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There's a reason we call him Camp Eddie and not, say, Brave Eddie, Eddie Big Bollocks, Butch Eddie, Battling Eddie Hearn the Brentwood Bomber, or what have you.

lefty wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Smith looked a lot calmer, face to face with Chisora than Hearn did. Eddie hid behind an 8ft looking tall security guy and went pale and legged it.

Kalle Sauerland was the most bizarre one to me lol. He didn't seem to try and defuse the situation at all- he just stood in the background, nervously chewing his mouth

Today's clam and unnerving performance from Smith in the face of a clearly irate Chisora gives further credibility to the stories of him on the cobbles (as consistently brought up by a poster whom I forget)

dbf wrote:

lefty wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Smith looked a lot calmer, face to face with Chisora than Hearn did. Eddie hid behind an 8ft looking tall security guy and went pale and legged it.

Kalle Sauerland was the most bizarre one to me lol. He didn't seem to try and defuse the situation at all- he just stood in the background, nervously chewing his mouth

Today's clam and unnerving performance from Smith in the face of a clearly irate Chisora gives further credibility to the stories of him on the cobbles (as consistently brought up by a poster whom I forget)

..... some of the comments you see online about him having hookers buried in his garden and shit are terrible lol.

Counter-puncher wrote:

lefty wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Hahahaha.

Eddie and Adam looked bewildered and uncomfortable near the nasty stuff.

Mark Tibbs looked like he wanted to do some damage, throwing stuff and shouting "pudendum!"

Hopefully Chisora will be as fierce on fight night against his opponent.

Smith looked a lot calmer, face to face with Chisora than Hearn did. Eddie hid behind an 8ft looking tall security guy and went pale and legged it.
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There's a reason we call him Camp Eddie and not, say, Brave Eddie, Eddie Big Bollocks, Butch Eddie, Battling Eddie Hearn the Brentwood Bomber, or what have you.

Haha fair comment.

Didnt knees up mavva braaaan Tibbs call Del Boy a "facking minge" ?

Quality stuff

MEXICAN WAVE!

I've met Chisora with my kids at the Katsidis Mitchell Press conference at Upton Park and he could not have been any nicer, he spent a lot of time joking around with the children.

But If I remember right, I don't think any of us made any threats to take his life.

Kit wrote:I've met Chisora with my kids at the Katsidis Mitchell Press conference at Upton Park and he could not have been any nicer, he spent a lot of time joking around with the children.

But If I remember right, I don't think any of us made any threats to take his life.

I watched that in the pub. Chisora laying the smack down on Danny Williams, that is. Not him meeting your kids.