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Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 05:37
by MrJasonM
Do we know when we are going to hear if he has his licence back?

and will it be in time for the 16th March Wembley bill, either way should be a great night with Groves, Cleverly and Ricky Burns.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 10:11
by fizzjambo
Robert Smith confirmed that he had been told the application had hit his desk the night Buncy interviewed him on his show, think may be almost two weeks ago off the top of my head. Not sure how long the process will take from then? You wouldn't think four weeks but who knows......

Good interview by the way, interesting topics covered. Smith, as geerally, came across well IMO

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 12:18
by Finn
He'll get his licence because they will want a high profile name like chisora fighting for the lonsdale and im sure theres a fair amount of pressure to get him in the ring with Price.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 15:45
by Old bones Ian
Do you think the board will carry the ban a bit longer, just to try and prove a point.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 17:05
by keithmoonhangover
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Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 17:41
by Final round
keithmoonhangover wrote:He has agreed to anger management sessions in an attempt to get his licence back.

Maybe they should let one of the women he's beaten up decide if he gets his licence back.
Really Keith? you could apply that to numerous boxers and many have done far worse.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 18:53
by Karl Jade
keithmoonhangover wrote:He has agreed to anger management sessions in an attempt to get his licence back.

Maybe they should let one of the women he's beaten up decide if he gets his licence back.
Verging on libelous.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 18:55
by dookus
He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 19:10
by Cyclops
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

Not that I'm defending him or anything. But I do like him as a fighter and want to see him again. Just rewatched the Helenius fight only last night. Every time I see Helenius on a heavyweight top ten list it irks me, because Chisora clearly beat him. I'm looking forward to seeing who he gets put in with to rebuild.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 21:42
by Wales
Comeback fight then helinus 2, allegedly

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 21:53
by dookus
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.
I understand that, but the comment isn't libellous in any legal sense. Accusing him of having beaten up more than one woman doesn't affect his reputation significantly more than having been convicted of beating up one.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 26 Jan 2013, 21:59
by Wales
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

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Dookus didnt say anything of the sort! Libel for accusing someone of libel.

Bring in the legal eagles. All going off.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 06:23
by Callowland
I think if the Board give Chisora his licence back, questions need to be asked, but not with Chisora.

After the withdrawal of Chisora's and Hatton's licences, tough, rhetorical words were espoused by the Board, and now we get U turns.

I think the Board needs to re-examine its principles, and be reminded of them, but in the absence of this, can't they say that "Money Talks".

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 16:05
by keithmoonhangover
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

Not that I'm defending him or anything. But I do like him as a fighter and want to see him again. Just rewatched the Helenius fight only last night. Every time I see Helenius on a heavyweight top ten list it irks me, because Chisora clearly beat him. I'm looking forward to seeing who he gets put in with to rebuild.
Yes, women plural. The judge from his last case said he had a history of violence towards women.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 16:49
by MrJasonM
A Chisora - Helenius rematch would be great, especially if it was in England.

But would Helenius fancy it? He was clearly beaten last time, there is no reason for him to take the fight.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 17:34
by Wales
MrJasonM wrote:A Chisora - Helenius rematch would be great, especially if it was in England.

But would Helenius fancy it? He was clearly beaten last time, there is no reason for him to take the fight.
Sauerland made the statement. He said if chisora won his comeback he would be offered helenius rematch

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 17:35
by dookus
keithmoonhangover wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

Not that I'm defending him or anything. But I do like him as a fighter and want to see him again. Just rewatched the Helenius fight only last night. Every time I see Helenius on a heavyweight top ten list it irks me, because Chisora clearly beat him. I'm looking forward to seeing who he gets put in with to rebuild.
Yes, women plural. The judge from his last case said he had a history of violence towards women.
Ah, I didn't realise that, does he have more than one conviction for that?

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 17:37
by spudder56
Callowland wrote:I think if the Board give Chisora his licence back, questions need to be asked, but not with Chisora.

After the withdrawal of Chisora's and Hatton's licences, tough, rhetorical words were espoused by the Board, and now we get U turns.

I think the Board needs to re-examine its principles, and be reminded of them, but in the absence of this, can't they say that "Money Talks".

X2

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 17:48
by Wales
spudder56 wrote:
Callowland wrote:I think if the Board give Chisora his licence back, questions need to be asked, but not with Chisora.

After the withdrawal of Chisora's and Hatton's licences, tough, rhetorical words were espoused by the Board, and now we get U turns.

I think the Board needs to re-examine its principles, and be reminded of them, but in the absence of this, can't they say that "Money Talks".

X2
End of the day if we banned all boxers with "previous" we wouldnt be left with much. He did wrong, hes been banned. Lets move on.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 19:10
by Cyclops
keithmoonhangover wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

Not that I'm defending him or anything. But I do like him as a fighter and want to see him again. Just rewatched the Helenius fight only last night. Every time I see Helenius on a heavyweight top ten list it irks me, because Chisora clearly beat him. I'm looking forward to seeing who he gets put in with to rebuild.
Yes, women plural. The judge from his last case said he had a history of violence towards women.
:verysad: I did not know this. Does anybody know the full Chisora rap sheet?

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 19:18
by Cyclops
Wales wrote:
MrJasonM wrote:A Chisora - Helenius rematch would be great, especially if it was in England.

But would Helenius fancy it? He was clearly beaten last time, there is no reason for him to take the fight.
Sauerland made the statement. He said if chisora won his comeback he would be offered helenius rematch
At the end of the first fight Helenius looks pretty sure he's won, smiling and raising his hand etc. I don't suppose he's changed his opinion much and probably feels he'd do better in a rematch.

You have to wonder what Chisora's recent run of fights have taken out of him. Helenius has only fought once since they met, whereas Chisora has been beaten over 12 by Vitali and stopped by Haye.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:32
by JLP
Why would it be "great" for him to have a rematch with Helenius? Helenius is going nowhere and is not a good watch. Dereck would either go there and get outpointed again or somehow force a win and then what? Dereck is clearly not good enough to win big fights above domestic level. In fact, he's not proven he can win big fights at domestic level. A rematch with Fury and/or a match with Price would be of far greater interest, in my view.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 09:14
by Old bones Ian
Chisora is one more loss away from being a stepping stone at best, he will get the usual easy comeback fight i think, then Warren will either think about carefully moving him back into contention, or cash in quick with another fight against a contender that will be the end of Chisora.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 12:39
by Alba
The only fight I'm interested in seeing him in a against Price,more to see how Price is progressing. Can't take to his arrogant manner to be honest.

Re: Dereck Chisora

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 19:19
by Karl Jade
keithmoonhangover wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote:
dookus wrote:He has a conviction for assaulting a woman, so it's not libel
Woman, not women plural, as your post implied.

Not that I'm defending him or anything. But I do like him as a fighter and want to see him again. Just rewatched the Helenius fight only last night. Every time I see Helenius on a heavyweight top ten list it irks me, because Chisora clearly beat him. I'm looking forward to seeing who he gets put in with to rebuild.
Yes, women plural. The judge from his last case said he had a history of violence towards women.
No he didn't. You and the Boxrec admin in particular need to be careful with stuff like this.