Warren splits with Chisora
Posted: 04 Nov 2015, 06:21
100% be on PPv as well knowing Hearnwesshaw1985 wrote:Joshua/Whyte winner?
Quigg/Frampton undercard?Naandrew wrote:100% be on PPv as well knowing Hearnwesshaw1985 wrote:Joshua/Whyte winner?
That's a good call but i'm not sure they will have enough money in the pot to pay AJ and Del boy.MarkMcBurney wrote:Quigg/Frampton undercard?Naandrew wrote:100% be on PPv as well knowing Hearnwesshaw1985 wrote:Joshua/Whyte winner?
Will be c.10 weeks after the Whyte fight.
Quigg Frampton undercard will be average at best by the sounds of it.digzee wrote: That's a good call but i'm not sure they will have enough money in the pot to pay AJ and Del boy.
Yep Hearn basically already admitted it in an interview on IFL, did you see it? He said he wants to match some of his fighters with Barry's and have a England vs Ireland card, Hearn trying to get the crowd split like a football match againdanamba7 wrote:Quigg Frampton undercard will be average at best by the sounds of it.digzee wrote: That's a good call but i'm not sure they will have enough money in the pot to pay AJ and Del boy.
Yeah saw that. He's definitely catering for the casuals.digzee wrote:Yep Hearn basically already admitted it in an interview on IFL, did you see it? He said he wants to match some of his fighters with Barry's and have a England vs Ireland card, Hearn trying to get the crowd split like a football match againdanamba7 wrote:Quigg Frampton undercard will be average at best by the sounds of it.digzee wrote: That's a good call but i'm not sure they will have enough money in the pot to pay AJ and Del boy.
10,000 English on one side of the arena.palooka wrote:He'd better get some decent security on then.
Why, the Irish turn up in numbers everywhere yet rarely cause any trouble. It'll be a fairly friendly event overall. I think most Frampton fans have respect for Quigg and vice versa.palooka wrote:He'd better get some decent security on then.
I think he was referring to the football atmosphere for the casual fan. That's always a recipe for trouble.johnswan1 wrote:Why, the Irish turn up in numbers everywhere yet rarely cause any trouble. It'll be a fairly friendly event overall. I think most Frampton fans have respect for Quigg and vice versa.palooka wrote:He'd better get some decent security on then.
Taansend wrote:I think he was referring to the football atmosphere for the casual fan. That's always a recipe for trouble.johnswan1 wrote:Why, the Irish turn up in numbers everywhere yet rarely cause any trouble. It'll be a fairly friendly event overall. I think most Frampton fans have respect for Quigg and vice versa.palooka wrote:He'd better get some decent security on then.
Agreed Gomez.....Chisora could cause a riot in a Trappist Monastery; sandals, gospels and communion wafers all over the place.Whilst I think Chisora has been bang average since Klit - I can see him really kicking off and having a go at Joshua in the build-up to sell the fight.
But the problem is, we already know the result don't we ? He'd get more hammer than a nail and would be falling around the ring inside 3 rounds before the ref stopped it.
Fury didn't break a sweat in their rematch , and Derek looked like he was waist-deep in quicksand.
I'm not so sure, I think since the Haye fight Chisora seems to have mellowed a lot. I haven't really seen him animated at all since then.G0mez wrote:Whilst I think Chisora has been bang average since Klit - I can see him really kicking off and having a go at Joshua in the build-up to sell the fight.
Yes.Coco wrote:Is It actually true?
This. Vitali ruined Chisora IMO.G0mez wrote:Whilst I think Chisora has been bang average since Klit...