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I would much prefer Chis vs zhang, because i think in that fight zhang can KO chis, but chis can wear down and stop zhang...

I just get the vibe that chis vs miller will start ok and and up a sloppy sloppy mess.

gregregegg wrote: ↑19 Oct 2025, 16:10 I would much prefer Chis vs zhang, because i think in that fight zhang can KO chis, but chis can wear down and stop zhang...

I just get the vibe that chis vs miller will start ok and and up a sloppy sloppy mess.

Both fights could go either way, but Chis vs Zhang would almost certainly be the more entertaining fight.

Derek Chisora, Jarrell Miller In Talks For December Bout In Manchester

Derek Chisora may have found the 50th opponent of his career.

The Ring understands that the former heavyweight title challenger and longtime contender is in negotiations with Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller for a Dec. 13 fight in Manchester. Sky Sports were first to report the news.

Chisora (36-13, 23 KOs) has previously mentioned that the 50th appearance of his career will be his last. It’s unclear if that’s still the plan, but, as of late, he’s enjoying plenty of success in the ring.

Since losing via 10th-round stoppage to Tyson Fury in 2022, Chisora has been on a roll, winning three straight. Those victories haven’t come against no-name competition either.

Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce, and Otto Wallin have all come up short against Chisora, but Miller (26-1-2, 22 KOs) will be motivated as ever.

The big man out of Brooklyn, New York, hasn’t won since stopping Lucas Browne in 2023. In back-to-back fights, he was KO’d by Daniel Dubois and settled for a controversial majority decision draw against Andy Ruiz in August 2024.

He was supposed to end a year-plus layoff by fighting Michael Hunter in September, but talks for that fight broke down.

Announce the Miller fight , 5 minutes later Miller gets busted in a drugs test or injured

Haye seems to think its Whyte.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:42 Haye seems to think its Whyte.

I just watched an IFL video & Haye said he wanted it to be Whyte, not that he thought it was Whyte.

Not sure if 'hes saying different elsewhere.

Taansend wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:58

mickey1975 wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:42 Haye seems to think its Whyte.

I just watched an IFL video & Haye said he wanted it to be Whyte, not that he thought it was Whyte.

Not sure if 'hes saying different elsewhere.

Maybe he wants it to be Whyte because now Chisora would likely beat him.

I mean I hate them both, but I was rooting for Chisora during both fights, and thought he won the first war. The rematch was his to win as well but he had points taken off and then went careless.

Zhang or Miller please. Please, please not Whyte.

Taansend wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:58

mickey1975 wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:42 Haye seems to think its Whyte.

I just watched an IFL video & Haye said he wanted it to be Whyte, not that he thought it was Whyte.

Not sure if 'hes saying different elsewhere.

He said very different on The Stomping Ground.

Think I'd like to see him beat up Wilder. Zhang and Miller also good options. As is Hrgovic. Bakole, Okolie and Dubois too. Can't think of too many others I'd be interested in.

Yeah saw interview with Haye who claims he was with Chisora last night and Chisora told him he’s fighting Whyte, all been agreed.

Chisora will get his revenge if it is Whyte.
No need for judges either.

My prediction;
A cringe worthy build up, with a fake scuffle.
It's laughably PPV.
Buys are low, as even casuals are tired of both these two cashing out yet again.
A slow slug fest where Whyte hits the deck early from the first flush uppercut.
Chisora backs off and lets Whyte recover for a bit.
Whyte gets knocked out around the midway point, because they are both tired.
They are friends again, and we find out months later both popped hot before the fight, but are serving their bans after the fight.
Yay.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 16:14 Chisora will get his revenge if it is Whyte.
No need for judges either.

My prediction;
A cringe worthy build up, with a fake scuffle.
It's laughably PPV.
Buys are low, as even casuals are tired of both these two cashing out yet again.
A slow slug fest where Whyte hits the deck early from the first flush uppercut.
Chisora backs off and lets Whyte recover for a bit.
Whyte gets knocked out around the midway point, because they are both tired.
They are friends again, and we find out months later both popped hot before the fight, but are serving their bans after the fight.
Yay.

bang on

mickey1975 wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 15:42

Taansend wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:58

mickey1975 wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 12:42 Haye seems to think its Whyte.

I just watched an IFL video & Haye said he wanted it to be Whyte, not that he thought it was Whyte.

Not sure if 'hes saying different elsewhere.

He said very different on The Stomping Ground.

I saw he had an interview on there too so I figured he had tweaked his answer

Controversial wrote: ↑21 Oct 2025, 16:01 Yeah saw interview with Haye who claims he was with Chisora last night and Chisora told him he’s fighting Whyte, all been agreed.

I'm fine with Whyte Chisora III.

So if Chisora wins do you think it will be his final fight?

MasterG wrote: ↑22 Oct 2025, 02:09 So if Chisora wins do you think it will be his final fight?

Chisora will smash Whyte to bits… not a bad opponent for 13th of December though. Keeps him in the game (I don’t think he would retire on it)

look's like it might just be Whyte.

This is Haye said,

“Talking about fights we’ve always wanted, it’s Derek Chisora and Dillian Whyte III, for Derek’s last fight. I was chatting to him last night. It’s confirmed. He’s buzzing. They agreed terms like gentlemen, everyone’s happy with the split, and it’s going to be a fun one. It’s like Gatti-Ward. No matter what stage (of their careers) they’re at, whenever these two fight, it’s going to be a war. From the first bell, they’ll be going at it. That’s what makes it so special.”

MasterG wrote: ↑22 Oct 2025, 02:09 So if Chisora wins do you think it will be his final fight?

This year

Anyone else feel this is a cop out for chisora? Picking what looks like an easy win just to say he beat the guy that beat him several years ago

joshj909 wrote: ↑22 Oct 2025, 07:46 Anyone else feel this is a cop out for chisora? Picking what looks like an easy win just to say he beat the guy that beat him several years ago

I’m perfectly fine with it, Whyte looks shot yes, but nothing in Chisoras resume that suggests hes any less shot really. Wallin is pretty poor in hindsight.

I think Ituma would do a number on Chisora. Sure he might not take him out in one, but Chisora is so slow, the punches that Itouma landed on Whyte, well if that was Chisora they might not land on Whyte.


Sure I’d love to see something like Whyte vs Wallin first to see where Whyte is more. But Chisora is levels below Itouma at this stage at the very least.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑22 Oct 2025, 03:58 This is Haye said,

“That’s what makes it so special.”

yeh really special seeing as Whyte got knocked doolally in two minutes last time out.