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ITS ON JULY 26TH IN MANCHESTER.... HOW DO U SEE THIS 1 GOING?

Fury decision, by a wide margin

The difference here is Furys jab

Chisora doesn't have one and just walk on to it

Fury win

the tickets are bloody expensive!

as long as Fury uses his height advantage he should jab the crude Chisoras head of and win on points

Fury via late ko........however what happened to the fight that was meant to take place before this? Fury was meant to fight twice then box chisora, did warren run out money again?

I expect the same result as the first fight, but a little closer this time...

whiteboy wrote:the tickets are bloody expensive!

They're about standard. £100 lower tier are excellent.

mickey1975 wrote:

whiteboy wrote:the tickets are bloody expensive!

They're about standard. £100 lower tier are excellent.

Not much value in the upper tier, more expensive the Haye-Harrison

Inflation? And it's a much better fight.

rio wrote:Fury via late ko........however what happened to the fight that was meant to take place before this? Fury was meant to fight twice then box chisora, did warren run out money again?

They don't want to risk Chisroa losing plus fury or chisora could get injured in April, think Fury will win a wide points decision

For some reason I'm saying Chisora, this goes against my thoughts over the past few years but I have a gut feel about Chisora on this one. Perhaps fuelled by Fury being out of shape recently and Del taking his fitness more seriously. Still, im picking Del Boy and I actually don't care who wins this one. Should be good

95gerog wrote:For some reason I'm saying Chisora, this goes against my thoughts over the past few years but I have a gut feel about Chisora on this one. Perhaps fuelled by Fury being out of shape recently and Del taking his fitness more seriously. Still, im picking Del Boy and I actually don't care who wins this one. Should be good

Fury looked miles better even today at the press conference than he did in his last bout. He will be in shape.

Is fury still going to have a warm up in April(ish)? Interview before Abell fight suggested he would.

grub wrote:Is fury still going to have a warm up in April(ish)? Interview before Abell fight suggested he would.

No.

mickey1975 wrote:

95gerog wrote:For some reason I'm saying Chisora, this goes against my thoughts over the past few years but I have a gut feel about Chisora on this one. Perhaps fuelled by Fury being out of shape recently and Del taking his fitness more seriously. Still, im picking Del Boy and I actually don't care who wins this one. Should be good

Fury looked miles better even today at the press conference than he did in his last bout. He will be in shape.

I agree but the yoyo is not great. It wasn't that long ago he was looking quite bad, that coupled with being out the ring. just my gut feel

95gerog wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:

95gerog wrote:For some reason I'm saying Chisora, this goes against my thoughts over the past few years but I have a gut feel about Chisora on this one. Perhaps fuelled by Fury being out of shape recently and Del taking his fitness more seriously. Still, im picking Del Boy and I actually don't care who wins this one. Should be good

Fury looked miles better even today at the press conference than he did in his last bout. He will be in shape.

I agree but the yoyo is not great. It wasn't that long ago he was looking quite bad, that coupled with being out the ring. just my gut feel

I would normally agree but the guy had the wind completely taken out of his sails when Haye pulled the plug on him. I can forgive him that one.

I reckon that a fit Chisora beats Fury.
Always have thought that and will continue to do so until I am proved wrong.

mickey1975 wrote:

grub wrote:Is fury still going to have a warm up in April(ish)? Interview before Abell fight suggested he would.

No.

Cheers, thought that might be the case.

Shame in a way as I think Fury is better served by being active, however, the opp would prob be meaningless given what's at stake (and Fury does have a tendency to fight down to the level of the opp.).

Love Fury, loathe Chisora the wife beater, but I just cannot get excited about this rematch.

Mr Wazza is pinning everything on this fight I think but I don't think I'm alone in saying I'm not that interested in this fight.......

It will depend entirely on what version of fury turns up

If both turn up 100% fit and focused I can see fury winning, more comfortably than the first fight, mainly due to his physical advantages and the fact that i don't think derek has the 1 punch power to stop him

the question mark will be over fury though.
Derek has been in ever improving shape recently and will come into this bout ripped.
Fury on the other hand lost his discipline with the Haye debacle.

I think this fight will motivate Fury, but can't be certain, as he may see it as a fight against someone he has already beaten whilst in poor condition and feel all he has to do is turn up.
In which case I give Derek a chance.

whiteboy wrote:the tickets are bloody expensive!

Have you been to any boxing events recently? It's £30 for me to watch Kerry Hope v Frankie Borg on Friday.

Stevolad wrote:Mr Wazza is pinning everything on this fight I think but I don't think I'm alone in saying I'm not that interested in this fight.......

How can you not be interested two best heavyweights in Britain fighting. Probably get a few good fights on the bill too.

I don't see either getting the stoppage, although Chisora is prehaps more likely to get the KO. For me Fury's skills are better and he wins by 3-4 rounds.