I know this is Haye's night, but I really think Chisora has a bright future as long as he doesn't burn out quickly. His biggest weakness is the lack of experience. I think he would have beaten Vitali if he had more experience and maybe he would have beaten Haye too. I really hope Chisora can mature and hone his skills a bit more before stepping it up once again. He has potential to be very good but he's not ready for all these mega-fights yet, I don't think.
Great fight, really good night for the sport Everything about this fight was great The BBoBC missed out big time
Dude, you should be trying to find something to complain about instead of appreciating an entertaining fight. It clearly goes against the ways of eastsideboxing members.
I bet them and the ****s at Sky like Adam Smith were hoping for something like Bowe/Golota, Bowe/Tillery or Tyson/Holyfield
Haye is #3 at HW. The gulf in difference between him and Adamek/Povetkin etc is huge. He'd KTFO these euro-bums. Chisora showed alot of heart but any one thinking he could win, was deluded.
It was a good scrap. Europe is currently the home of heavyweight boxing. But I think anyone who says it's the best HW fight in years does a disservice to Huck-Povetkin. Both were very entertaining fights. Not sure which I enjoyed more, probably Haye-Chisora because of the build-up too. What will annoy me though is if Haye retires again. FFS, yes, you've redeemed your character with a good win after a bad performance versus Wlad, but at least take on some other good heavies before you go to Hollywood or wherever you end up.
I would cry in laughter. Adamek wouldn't do ****. And we all know what would happen to him in the ring against the Motha****in Hayemaker.
You're joking right? Chisora was a plodding fat piece of ****. Terrible boxing skills, he was stumbling around like a drunken sailor. Haye made him look like a total amateur and we all knew that's all Chisora ever was. So no, this fight dispelled none of what you listed. Haye was his old self, and Chisora was a tub of goo who can't box. This was a mismatch just like Wlad's beatdown of Tony "Napping Bum" Thompson.
1 guy who hadn't fought for over a year & 1 who had lost 3 of his last 4 fights Just what boxing needs
Great competitive Heavyweight match up & my son who attended has lost his voice & no wonder as the atmosphere was full-on bedlam. Nice to see a decent scrap for a change with the big boys. All props to Haye, I thought he was going to be in trouble by the 7th the way things were looking but he pulled out a real corker. My boy has just screamed that he's just had the best night of his life as this was his 1st big live boxing event & he's pissed as a rat No one creates a live big fight atmosphere like us lot when it comes to manic mayhemlol:
I think you underrate Chisora and his gameplan. He took the first couple of rounds off and tried getting Haye to punch himself out. He was purposefully giving Haye a target, just like when he went and stood in his corner. He wanted Haye to waste his energy and then counter attack in the latter half of the fight. Obviously that didn't happen but I don't think this was a poor Chisora. He didn't look any different from the guy who gabe Vitali a tough fight or beat Helenius. He was just against a better fighter than Vitali or Helenius.
Haye proved he's top ten, nothing more nothing less. Chisora is a pretty dumb fighter with limited skills, and very little purpose moving forward. He swings as crudely as Peter and is about as skilled as his Nigerian compatriot. He does have a lot of courage and is very tough to back off, I'll grant him that. If you were to pierce through the incredible amount of hype manufactured for this fight, what does this event really prove for Haye. That he's top 10 (we already knew that), that he's the best HW in Britain (we suspected that too)?....
****ing FANTASTIC show, mate! Loved Haye's aggressive performance and loved the stoppage more. Hope the Khan fight eggs up to this ****, too! Hell of a night!!