Yep, pretty. Just two very green prospects going at it. Technically, not great, but may'be 5 years from now they will be worlds better. We'll just have to wait and see. Chisora needs to get in better condition, straighten those punches out a bit and he's a solid contender. Fury, same as Chisora, work on conditioning get the stamina up, and quit being all over the place. Dude is very unathletic and is technically bad at times. He's only 22, he can definitely get better. Overall, just a fun fight, very entertaining, but for those expecting two green prospects fighting with the skill set of Barrera-Morales. It ain't gonna happen.
Chisora once asked Wladimir if he likes his belts more than his girlfriend. If Wlad was ringside, I hope he asked Chisora, " Which do you like more, donuts or training?"
i think fury is the one with potential. if he gets back training with steward and learns to fight like wlad he can become a dominant force at heavey weight. he needs to get some serious sparring in and start listening. he has the heart and some decent speed and combinations but boxings a technique and skill, both o which fury just forgets about at times. also he's crying out for 6 months in a royal marines fitness course. get him conditioned and more toned, lose the fat and gain some speed!
Gypsies, tramps and thieves, we hear it from the peioel of the town they call us... -Cher Was that Fury's ringwalk music? I am sure that slop fest will only serve to inflate Fury's ego well beyond it's allready lofty status.atsch At least that ****wit Delgirl can **** off back to the scrap heap!
I thought that Chisora was better, he disappointed me. He couldnt cope with Fury's size advantage. And despite trying to box Fury, he was looking for a KO. Very bad tactic it was. On the other hand I was surprised by Fury. He has good speed and knows how to take advantage in the clinches. For his size he is pretty fast and has decent workrate. His defence is terrible though.
I am going to give Fury more credit than most others want to. I don't think Chisora was in bad shape at all. If that was the case I don't think he would have lasted all 12 rounds. I think that Fury was too much for him, and his body work really made a difference. Fury was mixing it up inside, using his size to push Chrisora around, throwing nice combinations, uppercuts and great work downstairs. I think that he deserves much more credit.
Current Sam Peter is absolutely shot-to-**** after the brutal beatings he took in his career. :ko I honestly think the 260lb Shot Peter that Helenius beat in boring fashion, is no better than tonights 261lb Chisora.
After tonight, Fury-Peter is a fascinating match-up. Fury either gets KTFO or pitches a shutout. It all depends on how careful he is.
You're an idiot. Chisora was in awful shape and could only fight in short bursts after round 4. Fury was fitter put cannot pick his punches properly and seems to lack a killer instinct. You are hyping him because he is probably gonna fight Wlad.
Fury deserves credit for taking some big bombs from Chisora. At one point Chisora landed a glancing lefthook which threw the 255lbs, 6'9 Fury accross the ring & off balance, so he is clearly heavy-handed.