Hearn would put these two on all day long cos it fills a PPV slot so if this doesn’t happen it’s totally down to the money for both and Whyte possibly thinking why risk it. No way on earth Chisora wouldn’t take this unless he’s been offered embarrassing money.
I presume Aydam and Inferno are the same poster? Either that or they have remarkably similar writing styles.
I think that's pretty obvious, look at the meltdown he's having haha he sounds like a matchroom sook. On the fight, I'd avoid it if I were Whyte too. I had Chisora winning the first fight but it was by no means a robbery. He should hold out for his title shot as he deserves one and once he gets knocked out by AJ then he can always go back to the Chisora rematch.
Surprised Chisora has rejected the fight, especially if its scheduled for PPV because I don't see where else he gets a pay day near the same amount. Additionally Although Infern is probably on a trolling mission, I agree with his sentiment on Whyte. He's one of the few fighters who genuinely doesn't give a damn and will fight anyone. Retrospectively it's easy to pick apart his win against Parker, but he went in there against a live contender and got the job done. He's learnt from the Joshua fight, got his head down, trained hard and reached his potential (after the Allen fight I thought he'd struggle at Euro level) He's obviously picked up on the dark arts as shown against Parker and developed the left hook into a powerful tool. I won't begrudge him a tickover and then a shot at the belts, unlike few his earnt the chance .
Bellew beats them all, already been proven Bellew > Haye > chisora > whyteleafe > Parker > takam Ko3s them all. Left hook, obvs.
I'm not sure where I'm going with this point but I'll crack on. We all know it was a close fight between Whyte and Del. But what would Whyte gain from taking Del on again apart from plaudits? He knows its a tough fight with low reward. Floyd Mayweather had many tough fights during his career and he only even gave one of them a rematch and that was only because he needed to fulfill his showtime contract and didn't have that many opponents to pick from. From Whyte's point of view. Why take this fight. He's taken on better boxers right now in Parker, Browne and Helenius so why should he go and face Chisora again? Think from his point of view? What is there to gain? A possible upset, a battering, loss of his rankings. It just isn't worth it for him.
I feel what you saying but if he struggles with Chisora how do you think he does fighting AJ again. I honestly believe Joshua Knocks him out even earlier this time round. Out of the Chisora or Joshua rematch i would much rather watch the Chisora fight. Im not going to lie im a massive fan of Chisora, always have and always will be. Would love to see him fight Whyte again and beating him, throw a spanner in the Whyte/Joshua rematch. I want Chisora Vs Joshua. I know most people think he wouldnt have a chance but that wouldn't stop me from supporting him to the fullest! Imagine Joshua Vs Chisora in April at Wembley lmao!!!!!!!! The build up and hype would be worth it alone!
I'd like to see Chisora go out with a shot at the WBA regular belt against Chagaev. A potentially winnable fight and far better than a hiding off of young gun like Joe Joyce.
I think he meant Charr. He got the first 3 letters correct... Only jesting with you Heisenberg fella.
Sorry I did not fully understand your post, but what do you mean by nonsense in Whyte v AJ 2? And what do you mean by something controversial in the end by Whyte?
Hahaha awww I'm flattered at all the attention! Well it's not true ... me and the other poster share similar views, much like other posters on here also do.
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