I think we have all being overestimating Dereck Chisora.

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Tomm, Jul 16, 2012.


  1. ashishwarrior

    ashishwarrior I'm vital ! Full Member

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    chisora is limited but entertaining, i have become a fan
     
  2. REEVO

    REEVO Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I like Chisora and who gives a **** about his losses, he will be back and i will be watching... Haye was gasing big time in that 5th round,didnt really want to go any further because if he hadnt of landed i think in a 12 rounder he may have been ****ed..
    But again Haye wins by accumilation of punch's not just one punch, i think HAYE HITS VERY HARD BUT HE ISNT A ONE PUNCH KNOCK OUT ARTIST..
     
  3. Briggs

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    As far as I remember, most people favoured Haye pretty strongly.

    I picked Haye by UD, primarily because I didn't expect Chisora or Haye to be as aggressive as they were.

    I did think that Chisora was a live underdog, and his performance bore that out. He gave Haye some problems, put him under pressure, and took his shots well until the hook that landed completely flush. Haye said as much in the post-fight press conference.

    Chisora is a B-level fighter, but despite being a level above Haye has shown enough flaws as a heavyweight that he couldn't be considered a sure-fire victor. It was a very impressive performance by him, though - probably his best since Maccarinelli.
     
  4. Legend X

    Legend X Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Yes, because Haye wasn't shitting his pants and running away all night.