Could Chazz Witherspoon upset 24-0 $uper $eth Mitchell?

It's always possible but I highly doubt it. Chazz is a nobody.

 

Chazz had a decent American following back in '08, when he was 23-0 going into his showdown with Arreola.

 

You want to bet?

 

How can you bet someone on unsigned fights? :huh

 

where can i bet on this fight i am american west coast i have $50 allowance to bet what should i bet it on outcome?

 

This. Should be interesting.

 

son off gaul do you know about seth mitchell what should i be betting my pocket money on i have saved up $50 will it be over or under i bet on i know it will be bigger rewards for bet on over but mayhem mitchell does have 9 ko in 1st round so he like to close the show early as poss or can chazz last now he have knew trainers who were great top boxers ken norton and virgil hill?

 

Bet it all on the under, $uper $eth is looking to impress so he'll come in hot & go for the kill from the opening bell, on his way to a title shot at Wlad after Thompson II & Arreola have their turns. Once Mitchell smells blood, it's all over.

 

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Foreman Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook!:smoke

 

anyone who thinks seth will most likely steamroll chazz is overrating seth and underrating chazz. unless a glass jaw gets exposed this will be a good competitive fight. these sorts of matchups once riddled the american heavyweight landscape until american big men stopped seeing boxing as a viable option.

 

Hook is a lyrical legend of ESB.

 

I think he has a chance but will eventually get caught with something big and get stopped.

 

:yep:woot

 

I think the Tyson quote "Everyone has a plan... until they get hit" might come into play. :good

 

I just found a new interview with Chazz on sport.ru...

Chazz: Right now I'm in California,

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Interviewer: April the 28th is just round the corner, how has your preparation been going?

Chazz: It's going pretty good.

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 Actually this the first time that I'm away from home and I'm able to just concentrate on just boxing and training.  I have four boys and my oldest son is six, so I have a five-year-old, a four-year-old, a three-year-old and two-year-old and also have one on the way and that one's coming in July. I'm always there at home. I'm a really involved father and I don't get a lot of sleep, but over here I've been getting around seven hours of sleep and things are really coming along.

Interviewer: It sounds like you've got a busy home life  and with regard to the last four fights that you've won, how do you think you'll do against Mitchell?

Chazz: I was just laughing when you said he's a giant. I believe it's going to be a good fight because he's definitely a step up in class of opponent from the last four fights I've been fighting. I came into the boxing league myself at the age of 21 and I'm 30 now so he came into boxing about four and half years ago. I have more experience than him, so I'm going to use that to my advantage. I believe it's going to be a really competitive fight and he's going to be ready to be going in, and I'm going to be ready to be going in so we are going to bring it, you know he's throws a lot of punches and I throw a lot of punches and I think it's going to be a really good fight.

Interviewer: So that sounds like a little bit of a plan you've got going on. You turned professional in 2004, you've nearly won all of your fights, tell us about your record?

Chazz: I am 30 and two, with 22 knock outs and my two losses are one to  Arreola when I was 23 and 0 and from that standpoint and I've come a long way in my career and I believe in that fight I kinda got caught up in the emotion of the fight and he came charging and I started trading with him and he's a slugger so I kinda got pulled into his fight, especially in the later rounds.  My second loss was to Tony "The Tiger" Thompson, so I've lost to the top 10 people, and I've learnt from both my losses and I believe that you get better when you work properly after you have a loss and only in boxing nowadays they write your career off as soon as you lose a fight your career is done – I don't know why that is and it makes no sense to me.  It's all good and I'm going to show my best efforts on April 28.

Interviewer: What kind of techniques can you reveal about your training, is there anything significant that your coach has told you to do?

Chazz: Well I cant reveal anything about the strategy, but we've been doing good and my coach is a really good coach.

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Interviewer: What sparring partners have you had ?

Chazz: I've been working with a couple of guys, they've been bringing people in different days and

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