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KiwiRider wrote: ↑01 Nov 2018, 17:24 This is how I imagine Eddie's face when Whyte hits the canvas.

We can dream can't we?

Yess!!!

Haha be comical

Jealous bugger

Green eyed monster

One thing I have noticed with Whyte is he’s can’t do pressers. He just doesn’t know what he’s saying. He try’s making relevant points. He tries to overtalk. It’s a bit cringe.

I noticed he did the same thing here where he was questioning Chisora hiring Haye as his manager which means he has to give him 25%.. he always talks about how much money he gonna make and %’s. Kept saying a Chisora going to make him a rich man etc.

He did the same thing against Parker. He asked Higgins if it was true that he takes 35% of Parker’s purse. Higgins said those matters are private and confidential. The camera then zoomed on Whyte’s face and he looked like a donkey. Trying to say he only wants to know if it’s true because he heard it somewhere.

He should hire someone to do taking for him.

Whyte is improved, he'll score more decisive decision, I suppose. Chisora has won Takan in an outstanding comeback, but that was a comeback after all, a troublesome fight.

Undercard Update

Eddie Hearn revealed to Kugan Cassius of iFL TV his plans for the card in a recent interview.

“There is going to be a world title fight [on the card] which we have just agreed in writing and are just contracting,” he said. “It’s a good fight and you’ve seen this world champion in Britain before fighting a Brit.”

Boxing Scene understands that the world title fight that Hearn is referring to in the interview will involve Cristofer Rosales, the Nicaraguan WBC champion, defending his crown against former IBF title challenger Charlie Edwards.

Ryan Walsh looks set to defend his British featherweight title against Reece Bellotti on the card, though Hearn said that clash could land on a JDNXTGEN card earlier in the month.

Jake Ball’s WBA International light-heavyweight title clash against Craig Richards, which was canned for the recent show at the Copper Box Arena in London after the champion was forced out through injury, could be rescheduled for the undercard of Whyte vs. Chisora II and there is already understood to be action for David Price, the Liverpool heavyweight, with both David Allen and former Anthony Joshua foe Carlos Takam mentioned as potential opponents.

Further details will be revealed in due course.

Not a bad fight

Oiky wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 09:15 Not a bad fight

Which one?

Rosales v Edwards

Oiky wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 10:14 Rosales v Edwards

Yeh, decent.

Then Hearn would make Kal Yafai vs. Edwards in a unification PPV bout.

Was it Rosales who was recently on a FW card?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 11:18

Oiky wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 10:14 Rosales v Edwards

Yeh, decent.

Then Hearn would make Kal Yafai vs. Edwards in a unification PPV bout.

Was it Rosales who was recently on a FW card?

Edwards aint beating Rosales buddy.

jameswilson wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 11:35

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 11:18

Oiky wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 10:14 Rosales v Edwards

Yeh, decent.

Then Hearn would make Kal Yafai vs. Edwards in a unification PPV bout.

Was it Rosales who was recently on a FW card?

Edwards aint beating Rosales buddy.

I know mate..

I'll give one thing.. He knows how to get his fighters eliminators and world title fights.

Yeah rosales is a cracking fighter

I thought Del edged the first fight. But he's lost a lot since and Whyte has improved further.

Doesn't inspire me to pay... Needs a cracking undercard.

Ezzard wrote: ↑08 Nov 2018, 12:47 I thought Del edged the first fight. But he's lost a lot since and Whyte has improved further.

Doesn't inspire me to pay... Needs a cracking undercard.

Yeah mate got to be some undercard for this PPV to do good numbers

Charlie Edwards= 2 World title shots then.

Andrew Selby= 0.

This has pissed on my chips. I want to see Selby in a title fight. Could well be the best Flyweight in the world, needs the fight to prove it.

I’d say he hit his peak 18 months ago. Needs a world title fight soon.

According to Sky, the O2 is sold out..

Take it how you want.

Must be plenty of tickets available.

The closer we get to this matchup, the more I'm going towards Whyte by mid round KO. To me, he has improved greatly since the AJ fight. Looking forward to this one for some excitement!

Eddie Hearn says Oleksandr Usyk will be at The O2 to watch the Dillian Whyte and Dereck Chisora rematch.

Might want the winner.

Easy to make and be a great matchup for his heavyweight bow. He isnt fornicating about.