He was robbed against Helenius and put in the best shift against Vitali that we've seen for years. At the end of the day though, he came up short in both so going by where he has had his hand raised then Malik Scott & Kevin Johnson. Say what you want about Chisora but he'll step him and fight anyway HW when push comes to shove... take note of that Mr Wilder.
Good post. Chisora may never become World Heavyweight Champion but he's a good solid Top 10 guy, who when in condition would have a chance of beating any Heavyweight ranked 2 to 10. I would much rather watch Chisora vs Wlad Klitschko then against any of his last 15 opponents Leapai, Povetkin, Pianeta, Wach, Thompson(2), Mormeck, Haye, Peter, Chambers, Chagaev, Ibragimov, Rahman, Brewster and Austin. They either turned up for a payday with no ambition, went into survival mode as soon as they got hit or just crumbled without a fight. At least Chisora would guarantee giving it his all and if neccesary go out fighting.
Even a semi Fury has a better work rate than Del boy and has the range and enough power to keep him on the end of his jab Del really has to reach to land anything big upstairs and I just think Tyson will be too much again. it will be closer than last time but I cant see Derek's crude, slow wide swings trouble Fury too much. Fury by UD
I recall Chisora landing shots on Vitali, Delboy will land on Fury no doubt, and Furys glass jaw will get smashed. I can't believe people rate Fury it really does baffle me beyond belief. He's absolutely AWFUL!