Dereck Chisora vs. Malik Scott & Billy Joe Saunders vs. Gary O'Sullivan RBR

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  1. TJ Max

    TJ Max Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You're overestimating Scott's slickness. He stands relatively straight up, and he doesn't move enough.

    Vitali was able to beat Chisora by constantly moving and having a wealth of experience, as well as his size.

    His power didn't deter Chisora much, and Chisora still managed to get inside occasionally and give Vitali his hardest fight in years.

    Scott doesn't move enough, doesn't have Vitali, Fury, or Helenius' size and strength, and he doesn't have the stick to keep Chisora off.

    Additionally, it's a not a huge ring.

    Chisora will win the jabbing contest, catch up to him with an overhand right, and finish him with a left hook.
     
  2. cippi

    cippi Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    yup i agree. one key attribute for both these guys in a fight like this is stamina. whos ever in better shape usually wins. this kinda fight will come down to the last few rds. if malik is still fresh n good shape an if he can box all the rds he will . if he tires out then chisora gonna have fun stalking him down, but chisora might tire himself out which is wut im hopin for cuz im rooting for malik i believe he has the best goods outta all us heavyweights.
     
  3. Vysotsky

    Vysotsky Boxing Junkie banned

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    Scott has two arms unlike Vitali and Helenius.
     
  4. DemolitionDan

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    Round 8

    They touch gloves to start the 8th and final round. They stand in the middle of the ring and jab. Psonko tries to land a right misses, Buglioni counters with his own right and backs up Psonko. As Buglioni jabs, jabs. Psonko lands a right and a left hook as he backs up Buglioni. Psonko shakes his gloves and touches his trunks getting himself pumped for finally getting Buglioni with a couple of nice shots. Psonko jabs, they trade jabs now and Buglioni backs up Psonko to the ropes throws three punches Psonko gets out. Psonko throws a 1-2 but comes up short. Now in the middle of the ring they get in close Buglioni catches Psonko with a clean right hand. It doesn't hurt Psonko but Buglioni is trying to close the show a bit. Left hook to the body, right hand to the face. Psonko is fine though, not in any danger of getting stopped. Bell sounds, fight over.
     
  5. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    These poor ass excuses make me cringe.
     
  6. chitownfightfan

    chitownfightfan Loyal Member Full Member

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    Two things.....

    Both Klitscko and Helenius were injured in their fights with Chisora.

    And if you think Chisora wins the battle of the jabs with Scott......you clearly DKSAB:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  7. OneShay

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    This is a poor performance from buglioni. His defence has looked very leaky when his opponent has shown any interest in throwing shots. He got caught with a lot more shots in the last few rounds than i the rbr reports would suggest. I think psonka deserves some credit too, when he tried to counter or open up offensively he looked better than his record suggests and i felt he could have been given a couple rounds.
     
  8. health70

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    Unspeakably ******ed comment.
     
  9. tomsdubs

    tomsdubs Active Member Full Member

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    I watched Scott's last fight and he just stood still and got caught over and over, people are making Scott out to be some super slick elite fighter. Not the case.
     
  10. Vysotsky

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    Speakably factual comment.
     
  11. Hercegovac

    Hercegovac Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    was just about to post the last point

    Scott has the best jab in the HW division behind Klitschko, easily
     
  12. Hercegovac

    Hercegovac Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    we'll see soon enough

    cant wait to say 'i told u so'
     
  13. iceferg

    iceferg Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Quoting that one. I fancy Chisora on points or late stoppage.
     
  14. From:Russia

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    I have a strange feeling - Chisora TKO 11
     
  15. huki

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    Scott's not very skilled and hasn't shown a real winner's mentality. Chisora is a bit unpredictable mentality-wise, but he's the better overall fighter.