Chisora looking like a LEAN BEAST! This is the DAVID HAYE factor.

Chisoras looking fit as f#@k. If he wins this David Haye deserves a lot of credit as a strength and conditioning coach.

 

Maybe big baby Miller should book two seats and head over to London as well!

 

Dont think ive ever seen Chisora looking so trim. Haye has been banging on about it but i just put it down to promoter talk.

 

If he suddenly pulled out, that would be the David Haye factor.

 

Chisora is past it, however he has as much heart as an anyone so expect to go out on his shield.

 

One of Chisora’s biggest weaknesses in the past is that he isn’t he hasn’t had the conditioning to sustain his mauling and pressuring and gets put on the end of the jab for long stretches of the fight. If his new shape allows him to keep his work rate up throughout it’ll take a massive puncher or a very good mover to beat him, Whyte is neither.

 

i'm not a fan of Whyte at all, but he isn't backing down from a fight full stop, let alone just because of the presence of someone and Chisora not looking like a mess

Based on what can be seen of Chisora though, he looks in the best shape i've seen him in

 

Chisora has biceps now which means a guaranteed win

Joking aside - all this high intensity training is the reason why Haye's career was so injury ridden and cut short. It dramatically cuts your working life.

Also, I wonder how much they've focused on cardio compared to boxing fundamentals and ring sharpness. Team Haye mentality has never been about boxing IQ.

 

Been an avid runner for 10 years, only suffered one injury. It was a bad one but it was due to stupidity and not over training.
So I never got how other runners got injured all the time, til i realized that they do HIIT. Might be BS but seems like it's what gets them injured.

I have also suffered some minor injuries on the heavy bag. Always when doing HIIT.

Explosive training is so ****ing dangerous, people need to be way more careful.
This is the whole problem with crossfit. They just go balls to the wall the entire time.

 

Apparently Chisora is a bit hit and miss during camp, ultimately leading into a weak camp. So, if he's genuinely applied himself he could well be a different proposition. Mind you, you could say that about most heavyweights today.

 

Is Chisora mentally up for this though? It’s all very well being in good physical shape and feeling good physically but that doesn’t necessarily translate into him having a winners mindset.

Chisora is consistently inconsistent in his performances and he has had a variety of trainers and different approaches throughout that time.

I am not sold on this at all. I think he throws one in, and gets outworked by Whyte losing a UD.

 

The david Haye factor is fooling the fools to buy a shite ppv event. Something Haye was a specialist at.