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Fury will easy beat Chisora in a 2nd fight and with ease

But will it be easy? And if so, how much ease will there be?

well you could be onto something if he easily beats chisora in an easy fight it could be a really easy nights work for him.

I am not saying that Fury is the next Ali , but he will beat all the likes of what we have watched tonight with ease ...oops oh wait,my bad ...he already has

CiganoBoxer wrote:I am not saying that Fury is the next Ali , but he will beat all the likes of what we have watched tonight with ease ...oops oh wait,my bad ...he already has

he had a fair few hairy moments against chisora in their 1st fight.

Finn wrote:

CiganoBoxer wrote:I am not saying that Fury is the next Ali , but he will beat all the likes of what we have watched tonight with ease ...oops oh wait,my bad ...he already has

he had a fair few hairy moments against chisora in their 1st fight.

Hell, he had some moments against Abbell.

I mean, the ease with which he eased his way through notwithstanding.

I'm sitting on the fence for now, del boy was never going to look good against Johnson, did fury put him down ?

If fury can lose a few stone and come down and become more mobile then he will def win

Bobbyptsd wrote:

Finn wrote:

CiganoBoxer wrote:I am not saying that Fury is the next Ali , but he will beat all the likes of what we have watched tonight with ease ...oops oh wait,my bad ...he already has

he had a fair few hairy moments against chisora in their 1st fight.

Hell, he had some moments against Abbell.

I mean, the ease with which he eased his way through notwithstanding.

What was these moments against Abbell...having him on the deck 5 times

Chisora charges forward. I think Fury is a better boxer in terms of since he had been with Peter. I would expect Chisora to walk onto the big shots.. I think Fury will mess about and stop him.. People question Fury's chin? Abell had power he took his shots flush!! I would go for Fury KO 4 or 5 rounds

i think your right, techinically fury is a more complete boxer and even coming off a week of: no training, poor diet, family issues, threats and vandalism he beat his opponent easily.

@CiganoBoxer

Getting tagged early and having to rely on the ref to give him a break come to mind.

Twenty second long warning for an accidental headbutt right after Fury got caught? Yeah, that seems about right.

I'm not saying he didn't win or something, of course he did. But his opponent wasn't exactly top class, so I'm not sure exactly what you'd like to gauge from that, regarding ease, or how easy it was, or how easy the ease was.

Chisora is not Abbell, and the other top fighters are a whole other proposition, as Haye showed. I don't think I even need to mention Klitschko.

Bobbyptsd wrote:@CiganoBoxer

Getting tagged early and having to rely on the ref to give him a break come to mind.

Twenty second long warning for an accidental headbutt right after Fury got caught? Yeah, that seems about right.

I'm not saying he didn't win or something, of course he did. But his opponent wasn't exactly top class, so I'm not sure exactly what you'd like to gauge from that, regarding ease, or how easy it was, or how easy the ease was.

Chisora is not Abbell, and the other top fighters are a whole other proposition, as Haye showed. I don't think I even need to mention Klitschko.

You seem to be accidentally on purpose forgetting to mention the long time Fury has been out of the ring and as someone else pointed out above, the hit and mis training, poor diet, family issues, threats and vandalism etc yet he beat his opponent easily....yet u seem not to wanna mention this ...what was getting in your way not to do so ?

It all depends on whether Tyson is fully fit, mentally focussed and follows a gameplan.

He gave a very strange interview to Boxing News this week that suggested he is far from in love with the sport and is almost counting down the days until he can put some money in the bank and head-off to do something else. That's worrying when you consider that Tyson's prime years actually lie ahead of him.

All the messing around with Haye and the fact that Arreola and Stiverne have been given the jump by the WBC seems to have badly sapped his enthusiasm; and you do sense that Tyson does need to be up for his fights. The fact that he turned up for Abell in less than stellar shape was not a good sign either.

I'll also go with Tyson second time round.... he knows what Chisora brings to the ring, despite the juvenile comments he made last night....but longer-term I do wonder whether he has the patience, discipline and desire to get to the very top.

Getting badly messed around in the heavyweight division by politics is actually part and parcel of the job...just ask Lennox Lewis....and the trick is to keep winning, stay in shape and win those mark-time fights that don't pay well or mean that much. And it is in the area where Tyson is weak and deeply vulnerable.

CiganoBoxer wrote:

Bobbyptsd wrote:@CiganoBoxer

Getting tagged early and having to rely on the ref to give him a break come to mind.

Twenty second long warning for an accidental headbutt right after Fury got caught? Yeah, that seems about right.

I'm not saying he didn't win or something, of course he did. But his opponent wasn't exactly top class, so I'm not sure exactly what you'd like to gauge from that, regarding ease, or how easy it was, or how easy the ease was.

Chisora is not Abbell, and the other top fighters are a whole other proposition, as Haye showed. I don't think I even need to mention Klitschko.

You seem to be accidentally on purpose forgetting to mention the long time Fury has been out of the ring and as someone else pointed out above, the hit and mis training, poor diet, family issues, threats and vandalism etc yet he beat his opponent easily....yet u seem not to wanna mention this ...what was getting in your way not to do so ?

I didn't know I was here to make excuses for him, I figured I was just an observer. I don't think he's that good, regardless of excuse. I thought it when he punched himself, I thought it when Steve Cunningham put him down, and I think it now. There's always an excuse if you want to find one.

I don't think he's anywhere close, nor will he be on the level of the top fighters mentioned. I don't know what someone breaking into his house or the fact that he forgot train or eat properly for some reason have to do with that. He just isn't on that level.

Someone could burn Wladimir Klitcshko's house down, it's neither here nor there, he'd still embarrass Fury.

I actually would put a lot more stock in his cousin, though it is early days.

Well it's Easy for you to say he will win with Ease in an Easy fight

It's easily a closer contest than some think. Winning easy won't be easy for either fighter. The one thing that will be easy will be the ease in which this fight can be made...now that will be easy.

milpool wrote:It's easily a closer contest than some think. Winning easy won't be easy for either fighter. The one thing that will be easy will be the ease in which this fight can be made...now that will be easy.

That's exactly what I've been saying.

Or something.

Fury is a disaster-in-waiting. Chisora knows that he was far too fat last time. His lower weight, higher activity and better attitude will win out this time around I expect.

The shot that put Kevin Johnson down would certainly do the same and probably worse to Fury.

My only question is Chisora's chin. I do wonder whether his punch resistance post-Haye is broken.

I don't see Chis beating tyson fury.

Tyson fury will beat chis, and then I don't know what will happen with him vs Klitshcko.. obviously the winner of chis vs
fury will fight for the world title against Klitschko and won't take another fight meanwhile - don't blame them

Deontay Wilder vs Lucas Browne - vs the winner of Tyson Fury vs Klitshcko :) !

I don't see Fury beating Chisora with ease. Fury is still wide open and although Chisora is not a massive puncher I can see it be a close fight

I don't get why Fury is so favoured. I'll be picking Chisora. REVENGE!

I eat cheese with ease.