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The "Big Brawl" is set to take place on Saturday 23rd July at Wembley Arena. The fight will be shown live in the UK on Channel 5.

Tickets are on sale for the “Big Brawl” from the Wembley Arena 24hr box office.

Wembley Arena, 24hr Box Office, 0844 815 0815, http://www.wembleyarena.co.uk

Prices:

*Ringside Gold Seating £350.00
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**Please note. All Gold, Silver and Bronze ringside seats and upgrade ticket purchased have exclusive access to the restaurant bar and includes an all inclusive drinks package. Included in the drinks package are House wine, bottled and draught beer and soft drinks. The bar will be open from 5.30pm - 11.30pm.

It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I think fury has taken the mental edge on this fight.

kingfinn wrote:I think fury has taken the mental edge on this fight.

I just think Chisora is a bit mental

Camcas wrote:It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Camcas wrote:It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

Luke couldn't even manage an easy night against John McDermott.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Camcas wrote:It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

you had me going for a bit

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Camcas wrote:It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

Luke couldn't even manage an easy night against John McDermott.

Look what John did to Big Larry. He's a tough proposition for anyone. Price may find that next time out.

Dan Dares wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Camcas wrote:It will be funny when he loses to Chisora

I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

you had me going for a bit

Fury's a future world champion, no question.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote: I'd bet my house, wife and unborn grandchildren that Fury wins. It's an easy night for Luke.

Luke couldn't even manage an easy night against John McDermott.

Look what John did to Big Larry. He's a tough proposition for anyone. Price may find that next time out.

Big Larry was just a novice. McDermott is nothing more than a solid domestic fighter, and he gave Fury hell.

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote: Luke couldn't even manage an easy night against John McDermott.

Look what John did to Big Larry. He's a tough proposition for anyone. Price may find that next time out.

Big Larry was just a novice. McDermott is nothing more than a solid domestic fighter, and he gave Fury hell.

Fury was a novice the first time and knocked John out fair and square in the rematch.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote: Look what John did to Big Larry. He's a tough proposition for anyone. Price may find that next time out.

Big Larry was just a novice. McDermott is nothing more than a solid domestic fighter, and he gave Fury hell.

Fury was a novice the first time and knocked John out fair and square in the rematch.

Fury didn't have an easy time in the rematch though and it's not like he's significantly more experienced now. He's had three fights since stopping McDermott, and two of those were against extremely mediocre opponents who did not test him in the slightest. If someone puts bias aside and looks at each fighter's record and performances, it's hard to make a strong case that either fighter is so superior to the other that it will be a walk in the park. Chisora is certainly more talented than anyone Fury has faced, and Fury is better than everyone Chisora has faced, with the possible exception of Sexton. This is very much a 50/50 fight and I don't think it will play out as you envisage, although full credit to you if it does.

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote: Big Larry was just a novice. McDermott is nothing more than a solid domestic fighter, and he gave Fury hell.

Fury was a novice the first time and knocked John out fair and square in the rematch.

Fury didn't have an easy time in the rematch though and it's not like he's significantly more experienced now. He's had three fights since stopping McDermott, and two of those were against extremely mediocre opponents who did not test him in the slightest. If someone puts bias aside and looks at each fighter's record and performances, it's hard to make a strong case that either fighter is so superior to the other that it will be a walk in the park. Chisora is certainly more talented than anyone Fury has faced, and Fury is better than everyone Chisora has faced, with the possible exception of Sexton. This is very much a 50/50 fight and I don't think it will play out as you envisage, although full credit to you if it does.

I'm not saying that Fury will chop everyone down. Price is going to be a very tough fight for him. But style wise, Chisora is made to measure for Fury. Add to that the fact that Fury is in it for the glory and not the money. There can only be one winner.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote: Fury was a novice the first time and knocked John out fair and square in the rematch.

Fury didn't have an easy time in the rematch though and it's not like he's significantly more experienced now. He's had three fights since stopping McDermott, and two of those were against extremely mediocre opponents who did not test him in the slightest. If someone puts bias aside and looks at each fighter's record and performances, it's hard to make a strong case that either fighter is so superior to the other that it will be a walk in the park. Chisora is certainly more talented than anyone Fury has faced, and Fury is better than everyone Chisora has faced, with the possible exception of Sexton. This is very much a 50/50 fight and I don't think it will play out as you envisage, although full credit to you if it does.

I'm not saying that Fury will chop everyone down. Price is going to be a very tough fight for him. But style wise, Chisora is made to measure for Fury. Add to that the fact that Fury is in it for the glory and not the money. There can only be one winner.

Why is Chisora made for Fury? Simply because he's much shorter, just like McDermott? Also, as long as a fighter is motivated to win, what they are motivated by is irrelevant. If Chisora is only in it for the money as you suggest, then he is going to be hugely up for this fight, as Wlad has said many times that he would like to face Chisora if he defeats Fury. I do agree that there is going to be only one winner; it's very rare that both participants officially win the same bout.

crusader wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

crusader wrote: Fury didn't have an easy time in the rematch though and it's not like he's significantly more experienced now. He's had three fights since stopping McDermott, and two of those were against extremely mediocre opponents who did not test him in the slightest. If someone puts bias aside and looks at each fighter's record and performances, it's hard to make a strong case that either fighter is so superior to the other that it will be a walk in the park. Chisora is certainly more talented than anyone Fury has faced, and Fury is better than everyone Chisora has faced, with the possible exception of Sexton. This is very much a 50/50 fight and I don't think it will play out as you envisage, although full credit to you if it does.

I'm not saying that Fury will chop everyone down. Price is going to be a very tough fight for him. But style wise, Chisora is made to measure for Fury. Add to that the fact that Fury is in it for the glory and not the money. There can only be one winner.

Why is Chisora made for Fury? Simply because he's much shorter, just like McDermott? Also, as long as a fighter is motivated to win, what they are motivated by is irrelevant. If Chisora is only in it for the money as you suggest, then he is going to be hugely up for this fight, as Wlad has said many times that he would like to face Chisora if he defeats Fury. I do agree that there is going to be only one winner; it's very rare that both participants officially win the same bout.

Touche.

You'll see why Chisora is made to order on Saturday. I would say that the uppercut and the jab are the two main weapons for Tyson. Another reason would be that he wants it more. Another, that he is clearly up for the fight. Chisora is going down mate and I'm more than happy to make a wager with you if that is what you want.

I'm not going to make any wagers with you because I'm leaning towards Fury as well. I do not, however, think that he has done anything to suggest that he will have an easy night with his best opponent to date.

crusader wrote:I'm not going to make any wagers with you because I'm leaning towards Fury as well. I do not, however, think that he has done anything to suggest that he will have an easy night with his best opponent to date.

Styles make fights mate. Foreman did nothing to suggest he would butcher Frazier with ease, but he did. And before you say that Fury is no Foreman.... Chisora is no Frazier. Fury has the perfect style to spark the wife beater on Saturday.

Sure, there are examples of completely unexpected results occuring, but those are aberrations; the vast majority of bouts that seem competitive on paper don't end with one fighter easily sparking the other.


One more week and we will see if Fury is really as good as you think he is.

crusader wrote:Sure, there are examples of completely unexpected results occuring, but those are aberrations; the vast majority of bouts that seem competitive on paper don't end with one fighter easily sparking the other.


One more week and we will see if Fury is really as good as you think he is.

If this fight proves to be half as good as people are expecting i will be happy.
I expect a long shitey boring fight.

Chisora for me, only because ive seen a few more of his fights and he rarely punches himself.