David Price vs Dereck Chisora - How does this fight go?

I think price wins on points possibly late stoppage.
After his defeat to Thompson, price has to change, use his jab more, stay out of trouble and be patient- the exact opposite of what he done against Thompson.
Chisora will test him and pressure him but I think the Haye fight has really damaged dell boy.

 

What if Price's power has just been abit of a allusion..? what if he does not hit as hard as Haye or other big punching heavyweights..?

If Chisora is not intimidated by his power..? this could all end so badly.

David Price for me these days, has unknown ability in allot of area's.

I think it will be a 50/50 fight.

 

I just think Charr is a better version of Chisora

 

Hence why Chisora went a full 12 rounds when he fought Vitali Klitschko yet Charr got pasted in 4 rounds.

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Chisora will have a tune up fight,Price will too and then they fight. Dereck is one of my favorite heavyweight now.
His style,his mentality and the whole package will be enough to make Price wilt again.

Chisora by TKO6 Price

 

:huh

The Chisora that turned up against Fury was 261lbs, the Chisora that turned up vs Haye was 247

 

Think John's probably talking about the rumors that Chisora didn't exactly train properly and prepare properly for Haye. Like people said against Fury. Both times ''unprepared''. His own fault..

I think it was one of the many issues that him and Charles had.

 

Chisora did train properly for Haye..? Where did this come from..?

Nonsense.

 

His training camp for Haye wasn't perfect obviously because he had a massive fight with Don Charles and he pretty much sacked him and stop training for about a week. They made up but the mess was already made, he lost vital training time. Not making for him excuses for him or anything because he looked fine in the fight, he was just beaten by the better man on the night. Still, not what should be happening in preparation for a fight, especially one as big as that.

The fight with Fury though he was ****ing shell of himself (a very fat shell). Had barely trained and looked like he'd walked straight into the ring after eating a Big Mac. He spent the whole fight looking like he wanted to go home and barely tried. If he'd have turned up that night in shape and switched on he'd definitely have beaten the Fury of back then (when Tyson was a fat, uncommitted pig himself) in my opinion.

It's all about what Del Boy we get, he's proper unpredictable.

 

I thought he was in fairly typical chisora shape vs haye?