Are there parallels between the Bute vs Froch fight & Haye vs Chisora

Not a bad effort, but no....Del is no Carl Froch

 

:rofl

 

Pretty tenuous link I think.

 

:good

You're right, quick go put ally the money you can get on Chisora by KO inside 6 rounds :deal

 

And lost them all.

Carl was going into the fight against Bute a former 2 time world champ who had actually beaten world class opposition.

 

No.

Para 1: Haye has fought THE top fighter in his division and has better 1st/2nd - 5th best wins at HW.
Para 2: Chisora is extremely unpredictable.
Para 4: There are only 2 A list fighters at HW, Haye fought one of them.
Para 5: Froch hadn't had three successive wars. A boxing 'war' is generally two sided. Vitali dominated him.
Para 6: No.

 

I'd like to think Chisora could do to Haye what Froch did to Bute but I can't see it happening.

Chisora is a Euro level fighter at best while Haye is world class although still a million miles behind the Klitschko's.


I see Haye taking a cautious low risk approach and out-boxing Chisora to a 12 round decision in a dull boring fight.

 

You could also add that Froch going into the Bute fight was seen as feather fisted like Chisora.

 

I have never seen or read anything like this.

 

And I don't really think that wars against Fury and Helenius can really be compared to the level at which Froch has been operating!

 

No, just no.

 

I think on levels, most people would say Haye is World Class, Klitschko's are elite level, and Chisora is Euro/Fringe world class. He fought a decent fight against Vitali, but he didn't go life and death with him, despite Vitali being old and possibly one-armed.

I think Chisora CAN beat Haye, but it would have to be Chisora's best performance and he'd have to show something new. He's shown the potential to improve, but IMO there isn't an argument that Chisora is currently better than Haye on record/on recent performance.

 

Froch's pretty much been fighting guys the same size as him. It's a bit harsh to discredit Chisora for losing against 2 undefeated 6ft 6 + giants, and a dominant 6ft 8 champion like Vitali who would have beaten Haye anyway. In retrospect Chisora has a harder job, because of his physical disadvantages against larger opposition. He's still done pretty well though, and he hasn't been put down like Carl has by Taylor. And out against muscled against Ward who pushed him back into the ropes like he was nothing.

 

Durability means **** all when you are being virtually swept on the cards, and even less so when your stand out win is against an utterly shot to **** Danny Williams. All Chisoras durability will ensure is that he eventually turns into a lumbering punchbag for up and comers and then journeymen to bang into (no homo). Any comparison with Froch is frankly laughable.