How big is the class gap between Fury and Chisora

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  1. Earl-hickey

    Earl-hickey Boxing Junkie banned

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    considering Fury won almost every round in their fight, but Chisora was out of shape.

    But does being out of shape justify losing almost every round

    :think
     
  2. Flea Man

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    Exactly what I've been saying! Too wide to assume a complete reverse if Del sheds a few lbs.
     
  3. Earl-hickey

    Earl-hickey Boxing Junkie banned

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    common sense would say that it'd be a competetive fight if chisora was in shape I guess, that being said though Chisoras style does match up well against Furys.

    maybe fury is just better than we think?

    i dont know, sure be interesting to see a rematch, maybe after Vitali
     
  4. Flea Man

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    I think Fury is good, he;s tough and tries hard to win in the ring.

    Del Boy surpassed him with the performance against Helnius though.
     
  5. Earl-hickey

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    Just out of curiosity who you think wins out of Fury v Helenius (lets say the versions from both the chisora fights for parity)
     
  6. Flea Man

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    Now that's a different fight entirely. I suspect Helenius catches him late and stops him.
     
  7. Earl-hickey

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    Tend to agree.

    i cant really think of a faster one fight turn aound (in a positive way) than Chisora lately.

    I hope he gives Vitali a good fight and I think he will, hope he just brings the same intensity that he did against Helenius rather than do the usual klitschko opponent tactic of stand on the outside and pray for a miracle
     
  8. Flea Man

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    Those are the tactics the Klitschkos force their opponents to use. I reckon Del
    could win, but I doubtan put it altogether, even against an abysmal fighter like Vitali.
     
  9. ISPEAKUMTROOTH

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    Its a tough one.Ive never seen Delboy fight as crap as that night,and after seeing him with Helenious i would love to see a rematch with Fury to get a true reflection of an inshape Chisora in there.Fury,although tough and can take a shot and still come back i cant give much credit to just now.He needs to learn to use his weight when punching and his defence is ****ing shocking.All this Klit talk is a joke imo,and he would get raped in there with any of them.
     
  10. achillesthegreat

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    Fury had a strong 12 rounds so even if Chisora is in shape, you can't assume he does a 180.
     
  11. Vano-Irons

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    Helenuis KO's Fury fast IMO. He is hit far too much, his chin isn't the best, and he likes a war. He has been hurt by non-punchers before, and Robbie can bang hard (no homo).

    As for the Chisora - Fury discussion, I feel that the weight played a tremendous part. It wasn't as if fury was slipping shots and countering with his own, outclassing Chisora. Chisora simply wasn't throwing anything! In the second round he laid it on Tyson, who was viably hurt and didnt no what to do. Against Helenius, Del Boy did this the whole fight because he was in shape. Against Fury, he manged to throw a cluster of punches only once more (in the 9th?), and that was it.

    It wasn't an outclassing IMO, it was a fat **** not able to punch with any consistency, being picked apart. I think there is a subtle difference
     
  12. Thomas!!

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    Of course weight made a huge difference.

    Watch Fury Chisora then Chisora Helenius.

    Chisora threw about 10 punches total against Fury and gassed out after 2 rounds.

    There is obviously a trememndous difference, and the fight vs Fury would of played out completely differently had Del came in in the same shape Vs Helenius. it's obvious.
     
  13. Lilo

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    "How big is the gap class between Fury and Chisora?"

    This suggests that you think there is a big gap in class. 'Class-wise' they're so close as Fury clearly won but Chisora was out of shape. Both in shape, they are very close; there is no big gap IMO.
     
  14. chico g

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    Chisora was just too heavy, no stamina no movement, whatsoever. He just plodded along waiting to land the one big punch. Fury simply outworked him, and when Derek did box, he had a lot of success. Let's not forget there's about a 8 inch height advantage. Chisora had Fury hurt in some stages, but couldn't capitalize through conditioning....
     
  15. 12downfor10

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    Might be a bit controversial but the delboy from the hel fight flattens fury. He'll put it on him and have the stamina to follow up