Tyson Fury 2 David Price Mike Perez Eddie Chambers Chris Areolla Thomas Adamek David Haye Alexander Povetkin
Tyson Fury 2 W UD David Price L KO6 Mike Perez L KO4 Eddie Chambers W PTS Chris Areolla W PTS Thomas Adamek W KO9 David Haye L KO2 Alexander Povetkin
have to side with chisora against fury on form, but if fury sorts himself out he'd be favourite again imo he'd beat price atm, price needs his first step up against big john to prove otherwise perez would be a good fight, i'd have it close with chisora making it scrappy and bullying his way to an early lead, but perez's classier work telling and edging a close decision dont know enough abot chambers tbh arreola neither one can really bang and in all honesty i'd favour delboy here, think it would be scrappy and the action would die off later as both would be knackered, but delboy's got a bit more about him boxing wise and i think would be physically stronger adamek, again close, not sold on adamek as a heavyweight, can see delboy taking control in the middle for a while to pin down adamek and start landing hooks, if adamek sees this patch through he could take a close decision, but too close to call for me think haye beats him, in much better shape, hits harder and much quicker, think delboy would last the distance, but would be potshotted all ngiht finding it frustrating povetkin havent really seen enough of tbh
I just wish some of these fights get made. People say heavyweight boxing is boring. It's mainly because fights aren't being made. Everyone just jumps after the Klitschko's for the money but Arreola/Adamek was a good fight. Fury/Chisora was a good fight, Povetkin/Chambers a few years ago wasn't bad. Haye against anyone not named Klitschko (or Valuev) would be a cracking fight. They just aren't getting made. A motivated Chisora against any of these guys could probably go either way. I'd favour Haye, Povetkin, Arreola, Adamek and Chambers over him at the moment mainly down to experience. He'd be favourite against Fury, Perez or Price though.
