Anyone here give Chisora much chance of beating Vitali ?

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  1. Conn

    Conn Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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  2. Lilo

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    Chisora will go the same way as most of the others have - late stoppage or clear UD.
     
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    I think hes going to get hurt and stopped in a dominating loss.
     
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    I know I am of a certain age, but I just think if Hughroy Currie challenged a Pinklon Thomas et al, I would not be that excited either. But the media would be more into it back then.

    Chisora seems little more than a brave journeyman to me. I hope I am proven wrong, but I doubt it.
     
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  5. Spearmint Rhino

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    Klitschko wins on points.

    Chisora will have some success though, if he can get past Vitali's shoulder bolts and get on his chest and work from there.
     
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    I think Chisora is going to surprise a lot of people in this. I see a competitive fight throughout. Vitali will win by a wide-ish margin, but most rounds will be competitive.
     
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    Can't see him getting past that jab, Klitschko never commits until he knows the opponent is gone. He will be safety first and just break him down.
     
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    Chisora will be stopped within 6 rounds imo
     
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    No way !! i think even Chisora knows... If he cant beat Fury..
     
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    I think Chisora gives Vitali a toughish fight, he certainly wont have it easy. It will probably go something similar to Vitali vs Arreola although I see Chisora having a bit more success than the overrated Arreola. With Vitali's age and injury history you can't totally rule out Derrick pulling off the upset with those factors playing a part.

    All in all if I was trying to price it as a bookie I would probably be giving Chisora somewhere around 10%/15% chance of pulling off the victory. I suspect vitali wins by TKO around the 10th or the 11th rounds.
     
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    No chance, Del boy will take a horrible beating losing every round until the ref stops it.
     
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    He is a live underdog, though reaslitically the only way he wins in on cuts or if Vitali gets 'old overnight' but even then i think he would get the nod on points.

    If he comes in aggressive but smart he should give a good account of himself.
     
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  13. TBooze

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    I would be a live underdog against Vitali. It would not be until the first punch landed that I would be dead!!!;)
     
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    True! Tho to qualify it, if i remember correctly Briggs was 9/1 same as Del. Think Del will be in it for as long as it goes on whereas Briggs has 3 rounds max till he is out of puff. So in that sense he is live :hey
     
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  15. Laikaka

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    Loses on points after putting up a competitive (early on) and battling performance.
     
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