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Another rematch that nobody has asked for.

Chisora will have had four rematches and two trilogies. That will be 12 of his 47 fights (25.5%) against the same 6 opponents.

Why is Whyte not looking elsewhere? Why is Hearn entertaining this?

If Whyte wins then nothing changes, he's beat Chisora three times and it doesn't get him closer to a title shot or build his profile. If Chisora wins then Whyte's career near the top is pretty unsalvageable and Chisora is still nearing retirement.

He’ll have a rematch with Danny Williams afterwards as well.

Hearn said no chance when asked.

Well, at this point, after Whyte's bad performance vs the Blob Franklin, it can make sense.

Chisora had a trilogy with Fury, now gonna do it with Whyte, afterwards gotta do it with Parker.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 07:41 Hearn said no chance when asked.

Thank God thread over

Personally, I have zero interest in that although the first two were good.

Boring fight for the fans.

I see Whyte turning into Chisora slowly himself, just getting lumpier and slower as time goes on.

I've no interest in this fight at all.

Whyte's 'performance' against Fury was shocking, looked to me like a guy cashing out on his ambition.

whyte should fight parker / wallin / hirgovic / etc
going for chisora again is admitting his time is up

A 3rd fight with Chisora?

Weird that Whyte has seemingly willingly turned himself into the U.K.'s new Heavyweight journeymen.

Although in all fairness Chisora has certainly milked that cow for all and even more than it was worth.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 13:07 A 3rd fight with Chisora?

Weird that Whyte has seemingly willingly turned himself into the U.K.'s new Heavyweight journeymen.

Although in all fairness Chisora has certainly milked that cow for all and even more than it was worth.

yes thats true however it seems people actually like delboy ..

same cant be said for whyte .

stevec@france wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 13:12

gilgamesh wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 13:07 A 3rd fight with Chisora?

Weird that Whyte has seemingly willingly turned himself into the U.K.'s new Heavyweight journeymen.

Although in all fairness Chisora has certainly milked that cow for all and even more than it was worth.

yes thats true however it seems people actually like delboy ..

same cant be said for whyte .

I certainly don't like "Loser to the Stars" Chisora.

Mainly because he always talks sh*t like he's really something, and if he wins it's almost an accident.

PPV too I bet

How many other boxers have lost all 3 fights in a high profile trilogy?

I think this has come a year or so too late for Chisora, no matter how bad Whyte was last time out. Parker showed how to beat him convincingly and if Parker can hurt Chisora repeatedly then so can Whyte now.

Especially given how much stick Chisora took from Fury, on top of all the other wars.

All about dem historical trilogies with Chisora.
Only a select few can say they unified the HW title. Even less can say they fought a trilogy with Deek Chisora.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 12:22 I see Whyte turning into Chisora slowly himself, just getting lumpier and slower as time goes on.

I've no interest in this fight at all.

Whyte's 'performance' against Fury was shocking, looked to me like a guy cashing out on his ambition.

I think Whyte has become way more chinny than Chisora lately.
He could never fit the gatekeeper position that Chizzy has held for the last ten years because the first uppercut that lands - he hits the canvas.
And yes, he was abysmal against Fury, and struggled against the blob.
I would give Chisora a better chance than their last two fights if I could be bothered watching it..

I think Whyte wins this easily. Would prefer to see Whyte face better opposition, but if nothing else can be made, this will do

I’d love to see either of them in against either of Frazer Clarke or Fab Wardley, they’d be fascinating crossroads fights.

Who wants to see two old way past their best guys fight each other in a slow paced untidy brawl ?

Chisora is probably lying

KiwiRider wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 17:55

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑30 Mar 2023, 12:22 I see Whyte turning into Chisora slowly himself, just getting lumpier and slower as time goes on.

I've no interest in this fight at all.

Whyte's 'performance' against Fury was shocking, looked to me like a guy cashing out on his ambition.

I think Whyte has become way more chinny than Chisora lately.
He could never fit the gatekeeper position that Chizzy has held for the last ten years because the first uppercut that lands - he hits the canvas.
And yes, he was abysmal against Fury, and struggled against the blob.
I would give Chisora a better chance than their last two fights if I could be bothered watching it..

I think people might be writing off Whyte a bit quickly based on 2 shit performances - one of those against a fighter who is not only the best heavyweight in the world (when he fights) but is also all wrong for him. Whyte has looked poor in fights before.

Chisora looked old and slow and vulnerable vs Joseph Parker in the rematch. This is a relatively light punching small heavyweight but could seemingly hurt Chisora with every clean uppercut he landed. Chisora also hasn't really hurt a fighter in a long time also - his handspeed is shot to shit (just watch Chisora vs Haye and compare to Chisora now).

The training camps will be interesting, not sure who wants it most and who can be prepared to but the work in, which might be telling.