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He weighed 241 on Friday, a whole 20lbs lighter than when he fought Fury. Del Boy should of pulled out after getting injured in camp. Fury beat a man who was severely handicapped and still couldn't stop him. Now I like Fury don't get me wrong, he is entertaining, but I think Chisora in shape deals with him.


Fury has the balls to go back, I doubt Hennessey will let him near him though. Get the rematch on and let us see the fight we should have had.

Who wins a rematch?

I would pick Fury to win no matter what shape Del Boy is in.

Fury dominated Chisora. I see no reason to give Chisora the benefit of the doubt.

carlbcfc wrote:He weighed 241 on Friday, a whole 20lbs lighter than when he fought Fury. Del Boy should of pulled out after getting injured in camp. Fury beat a man who was severely handicapped and still couldn't stop him. Now I like Fury don't get me wrong, he is entertaining, but I think Chisora in shape deals with him.


Fury has the balls to go back, I doubt Hennessey will let him near him though. Get the rematch on and let us see the fight we should have had.

Who wins a rematch?

If it's not the weight it'll be some other excuse as he'd get spanked again. Chisora had his chance and was soundly beaten, absolutely no need for a rematch.

Chisora at 245 wins the fight.

It was an entertaining fight and Chisora had his moments. I would like to see Chisora have another chance as long as he's in shape this time.

Chisora had his chance and he didn't have what it took. I think it is pathetic that most people are voting for Chisora.

Horse wrote:Chisora had his chance and he didn't have what it took. I think it is pathetic that most people are voting for Chisora.

Agreed.

A lot of people on this forum think Chisora is much better than he is.

The Dark Destroyer wrote:

crusader wrote:A lot of people on this forum think Chisora is much better than he is.

Still beats Larry?

Definitely.

crusader wrote:A lot of people on this forum think Chisora is much better than he is.

Or, alternately, think that Fury is a lot worse than some people make him out to be - if Pajkic can buzz and ground him, a fit and ready Chisora can certainly do so.

Tykemania wrote:

crusader wrote:A lot of people on this forum think Chisora is much better than he is.

Or, alternately, think that Fury is a lot worse than some people make him out to be - if Pajkic can buzz and ground him, a fit and ready Chisora can certainly do so.

That may be the case as well, but I've seen plenty of people who rank Chisora much too high given that his best wins are over Sam Sexton and the ultra-shot Danny Williams.

I'd also say that Pajkic has proved more inside the ring than Chisora has, both in their respective bouts against Fury and in their other bouts. It's worth noting that Chisora was still fresh during his big second round against Fury, and yet, despite landing his best shots, he was unable to put Fury down like Pajkic did.

On Friday Chisora weighed in at his career lowest yet. It was obvious he was not in shape due to injury and should of pulled out, try carrying 20lbs extra into a fight with you ffs!


We will know more about Chisora after Helenios.

thing is, going on the other night fury looked incredibly out of shape himself. he seemed like he knew he hadnt done the work and was out of sorts.

both at the fittest, its fury all the way.

And when have we seen Fury at his fittest, out of interest?

Chisora certainly cant do any worse than he did last time out against Fury... I think Fury is showing severe vulnerabillity due to over confidence right now, added to the fact he has never had an established and consistent trainer in his corner.

If Chisora has a chance now is the time to take it, otherwise his whole career could pass him by.

I've just seen both fights for the first time, Chisora beating a journeyman cruiserweight on points proves nothing. The Fury fight was a cracker to watch, I bet channel 5 can't believe there luck, his opponent was very crude and not having seen any of his previous fights I find it incredible that he was unbeaten. That said he caught Fury with some cracking overhand rights, which I think in the end will do Fury a massive favour, he's clearly not as advanced as everybody thought he was. Back to the question Would Chisora beat Fury now? No, not now. Not in a year. And I personally think, never - but he could get lucky and land a big overhand right, but this would be his only chance, Fury schooled him last time to point of making the fight boring, Chisora doesn't deserve another chance at Fury and certainly 'not on either of there showings' on friday and sat.

Nobody suggested Chisora's showing on Friday night proved anything. It was basically a public heavy bag session against an opponent who knows who to go rounds.

I would say Fury. He would just use his weight and lean on Del Boy all night, and pick his shots (throwing them big right hands whenever he wants).

I think an in-shape Del knocks him out. He hurt him in the 2nd round, and I think a 40lbs lighter Chisora has too much. Fury just isn't learning. The only way he gets beat by this level of opponent is the overhand right - still sticks his chin up, and it could've got him a KO loss on Saturday. That needs a remedy. Quick.

But the Chisora that turned up on Friday. I dunno. Maybe.

He had is chance and he blow it he will never beat fury. ppl keep saying all because fury did not knock him out chisora as a chance but the point is fury is alot better boxer chirsora.

Is he fornicate. Chisora's a far better boxer, he just doesn't have physical gifts that allow him to neglect conditioining/technique and get away with it, unlike Fury thus far.

Fury's frankly a poor boxer with great size and reach, and a solid jab.

Karl Jade wrote:Is he eff. Chisora's a far better boxer, he just doesn't have physical gifts that allow him to neglect conditioining/technique and get away with it, unlike Fury thus far.

Fury's frankly a poor boxer with great size and reach, and a solid jab.

As somebody who has paid to watch Chisora box, I can quite honestly say I would never again! Why so much man love for a lazy F***?

Karl Jade wrote:Is he eff. Chisora's a far better boxer, he just doesn't have physical gifts that allow him to neglect conditioining/technique and get away with it, unlike Fury thus far.

Fury's frankly a poor boxer with great size and reach, and a solid jab.

Your on crack when as chisora shown is boxing skills then. Fury on Saturday boxed a unbeaten national champion chisora boxed a blown up cruiser

Another battle between 2 guys who can't be bothered to train properly & focus correctly.

Although their bout was entertaining, I think both of them need to prove that they're serious about the fight game against other opposition before fighting each other again.