Does Fury's win over Chisora get better and better as time passes?

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  1. Brighton bomber

    Brighton bomber Loyal Member Full Member

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    That's true he is in much better shape but Reevo's claim he's 35lbs lighter is ridiculous. No way Fury has lost 35lbs of fat and gained 34lbs of muscle.

    Fury was clearly more well prepared in the fight against Chisora. Once again that's not Fury's fault but the value of the win has to be taken into context. It's the best win by far on Fury's record but Chisora is clearly a much better and more experienced fighter now.
     
  2. REEVO

    REEVO Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Thats my point! so why do you think Chisora will beat Fury. As far as im concerned Fury has improved in all departments and Chisora has improved his fitness. Hey i would love to see the bout but i think you will only see the same outcome..
     
  3. REEVO

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    Fury going into the last stages of training camp against Haye he looked tremendous, he had stripped massive amounts of fat off, maybe i over exagerated i hold my hands up, BUT he has shreaded **** loads of fat and put loads of muscle on... Look i was more making the point that Fury was boxing domestic level well out of shape and beating them convincinley. What would Fury do to that level of opposition now? He would wipe his arse with them..
     
  4. themoffster

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    I don't mind Fury, but he got lucky Chisora didn't really care.
    If Chisora fought him tomorrow he'd knock his socks off
     
  5. Brighton bomber

    Brighton bomber Loyal Member Full Member

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    When have I said Chisora would beat Fury? All I said was the win does not get better as Chisora has more success because Fury did not beat today's version of Chisora who like Fury is much improved since that fight.

    Chisora is not only fitter. He showed in his last fight that he has finally learned to throw a straight right hand instead of the looping crap he used to throw before. He's always had the style of a swarmer but never had the work rate. Simply being fitter makes him a far superior version than the one that fought Fury. When he was active in the first fight he was dangerous he simply wasn't busy enough in the first fight.

    Fact is I don't know who would win a rematch for me it's a very competitive fight. Fury is still very young and very inconsistent. He looked good against Johnson but horrible against Cunningham. I'm not sure if Chisora's style will be effective enough against Fury if he fights tall.
     
  6. MattyDoey

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    I agree mate, he is a different fighter compared to what he was back then. Lets not forget he was an underdog in that fight too. What else can he do but beat the men in front of him and call out everyone in the division. The bout won't happen for a while, Chisora needs to earn it.
     
  7. REEVO

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    I wasn't knocking chisora I love his fights, who knows I'm not a oracle but i think Furys jab causes chisora major problems, if chisora can get inside it could be exciting as Fury for a big guy is pretty gritty inside too. Would love to see this fight! Plus chisora gave Vitalli problems so all credit to him.
     
  8. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'd favour Fury against a slim Chisora as well because Fury is no doubt the better boxer. It's just that Derek is one of the most vicious bullies in the division and Fury looked a little shook here and there. Also went down to two boxers he shouldn't have gotten knocked down against.
     
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    discuss my ass your the guy who supports wilder that says enough about your limited mind set
     
  10. REEVO

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    With out of doubt he's probably the most aggressive heavyweights out there, and that's why I enjoy Chisoras bouts.
    The best is to come out of Fury and I believe maybe not this year buthe will be heavyweight champion of the world..
     
  11. chitownfightfan

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    Fury looked real good vs DelBoy after the 2nd rd. He essentially dominated with the range from rd 3 onward.

    But DelBoy is a truly fortunate sob.....


    He hit the lottery when Helenius didnt pull out their EU title fight due to injury, and then got to fight a similarly injured Vitali b/c of it.

    He got a gift KO win over Scott, that most had him down 4 rds in, and couldve easily have lost to Gerber and Pala if those guys were better finishers, and in the Pala fight, if a British ref didnt do his British duty.:rofl

    DelBoy needs to learn how to play cards......he'd catch those pocket rockets every other hand and drop Phil Ivey early.:deal
     
  12. Sugar 88

    Sugar 88 Woke Moralist-In-Chief

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    Not really. Tyson beat an uninterested overweight Chisora that was an entirely different proposition from the one that performed well on those occasions. I'd favour Chisora to beat Fury in a rematch.
     
  13. TED 822

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    Somebody texted me to ask how I thought the first one would go and I replied Fury points Chisora knackered.For once I was right.But he was heavy in his losing fights with Vitali and Helenius when he was robbed.What was the difference in his weight between the Fury loss and his great win over Scott,does anybody know?These last 2 fights have been stoppages,and his weight is significantly less.But would he be better in another Fury fight?Im in the majority who think Fury would stop him.Im not convinced by the "new" Derek,physically or mentally.
     
  14. Brighton bomber

    Brighton bomber Loyal Member Full Member

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    The weight difference was 13.5lbs between the Fury loss and the Scott win, so clearly a significant difference.
     
  15. plank46

    plank46 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    no, because neither has beaten anyone yet to date. chisora has depended on british stoppages his past three fights. fury has yet to fight anyone who can punch.