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Chisora claims Whyte turned down a possible career high £1.1 million to fight him in a rematch.

http://www.givemesport.com/1001261-dere ... utoplay=on

“Dillian does not want to fight me, ask him if he wants to get in the ring with Dereck Chisora again.”

“I offered him £1.1million to fight me and he said no.”

“Dillian doesn’t want the rematch because a defeat would end him.”

I said this before, and I'll say it again. Depending on Haye's recovery, and Bombers schedule. If there is time, I would like to see Haye vs Chisora 2.

It will tell us a lot about the state of Haye.

SAPFO wrote:I said this before, and I'll say it again. Depending on Haye's recovery, and Bombers schedule. If there is time, I would like to see Haye vs Chisora 2.

It will tell us a lot about the state of Haye.

I doubt Haye will fight him again.. A win won't do anything for him..

Too risky, I just think for the fans it would be a good yardstick.

They just had a fight, it should take at least a year or two before they meet again.

asdfjkl wrote:They just had a fight, it should take at least a year or two before they meet again.

Tell that to Dereck....

Derek's keen because he lost. Who cares?

Whyte is well advised to move on, and try and angle his way to a world title shot. In the current climate all you have to do is get a few decent wins and get your promoter on the phone.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Derek's keen because he lost. Who cares?

Whyte is well advised to move on, and try and angle his way to a world title shot. In the current climate all you have to do is get a few decent wins and get your promoter on the phone.

If Whyte loses to Wilder, does he get advised to give Del Boy a rematch, knowing two losses consecutively could hurt more?

Ruthless-RKO wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Derek's keen because he lost. Who cares?

Whyte is well advised to move on, and try and angle his way to a world title shot. In the current climate all you have to do is get a few decent wins and get your promoter on the phone.

If Whyte loses to Wilder, does he get advised to give Del Boy a rematch, knowing two losses consecutively could hurt more?

What? Talk sense man!

If he loses to Wilder, he'd probably have a comeback fight to rack up a win, then they'd look at a chisora fight. You'd not go into a rematch that's been devalued by a KO loss.

Whyte chasing other avenues atm

Think chisora would beat him easier in rematch

Derek 's a loudmouthed moron who makes up stories.

£1m to take part in a domestic level fight !!!!!

£100k would be generous.

SAPFO wrote:I said this before, and I'll say it again. Depending on Haye's recovery, and Bombers schedule. If there is time, I would like to see Haye vs Chisora 2.

It will tell us a lot about the state of Haye.

Is there any doubt Chisora would smash him?

Chisora is a crank as we know. He was billy big bollocks on Saturday night. I'm not exactly sure who he thought he was that night, but it was entertaining to a degree I guess.

You'd have been mistaken for thinking he recently dropped a decision to Dillian Whyte and that Haye had spanked him when they fought, the way he was bowling around at the o2.