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It has been announced that Chisora has re-appointed Don Charles as his trainer.

The duo last worked together back in 2012 when Chisora, in a fight at Upton Park, was knocked out by David Haye, although it appears the duo fell out in the build-up to that fight.

The question remains to be asked though, can Charles get Chisora into the kind of mind-frame and physical shape whereby he can beat Whyte and move on towards one last tilt at a world heavyweight title fight.

Come December 10th I guess we’ll find out.

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Hmm, do you watch boxing or follow it at all?

Ruthless-RKO wrote:It has been announced that Chisora has re-appointed Don Charles as his trainer.

The duo last worked together back in 2012 when Chisora, in a fight at Upton Park, was knocked out by David Haye, although it appears the duo fell out in the build-up to that fight.

The question remains to be asked though, can Charles get Chisora into the kind of mind-frame and physical shape whereby he can beat Whyte and move on towards one last tilt at a world heavyweight title fight.

Come December 10th I guess we’ll find out.

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I can't see it'll make any difference. Chisora had a habit of not listening to a word Don said to him. Chisora is edging more closer to journeyman status than world title contender.

He looks out of shape and knackered in his recent vids. Chisora a few years ago would've whooped Whyte, but now I'm not so sure.

Wasn't he in the Fury rematch?

mickey1975 wrote:Wasn't he in the Fury rematch?

He was definitely in the corner for the Fury rematch.

Del has got a history of having trainers who let him get on with it and don't get on his back with fitness.

With Don back maybe he can get through to him but highly unlikely.