Id be suprised if delboy vs whyte doesnt go the distance

I am no fan of Whyte, and well aware of his limitations, but some are suggesting that Chisora is in another league and at this point in time i'd argue that Whyte is more than a match for Chisora.

 

Chisora 100/1 for a ko in the first. 80/1 for the second and third rounds.

Molina 125/1 for a first round ko. Then between 100 to 250/1 for each of the rounds thereafter.

Long odds for a reason. But to me they look decent odds considering its heavyweight boxing. Anyone fancying it?

 

Don't see a stoppage here, I'm certain it'll go to points.

If Chisora has done the work in the gym and is in shape, I think he has one big performance left in him.

 

Whyte wins this with KO or stoppage trust me. Whyte is a better boxer now and will jab Chisoras face off then KO or stop him before fight is over.

Chisora gonna come forward with crap defence and throw side swings all fight with the odd hayemaker which will miss by a mile.

 

Chisora has a solid chin and I don't think Dillian is this 'massve' puncher he seems to think he is.

 

it is telling that this skelton/sprott/audley vs danny williams level fight is getting all the talk instead of the main event.

chisora and whyte deserve % of the ppv or pay rises.

 

Whyte is a box type.. I can see it going the full distance..

 

Just bought the PPV as it is reasonably priced for such a stacked card and cracking Matchroom atmosphere.

 

Two brilliant fights in Buglioni v Burton & Chisora v Whyte, the main event went as predicted....

Thought Chisora nicked it against Whyte, get the rematch on.

 

Let me a little clearer, no Whytes punch didn't travel that far, but it was a wild hook that was thrown mid-Joshua attack, more in hope than expectation.
Whyte doesn't really wind up the hooks, but look what happens when he misses them, like v Del Boy, he almost swung himself to the deck. The hand doesn't drop that much below the shoulder but he then gives it everything he has rotationally.

I think although AJ was rocked, he handled the situation well, and was never once in danger of being stopped.

However I was more impressed with Whyte v Del(even though i think he lost), than i have been in any other fight to date.

 

The punch that wobbled Joshua was a SHORT left hook that travelled about 14 inches, the follow up punch was a wild swinging hook. It was the short punch that did the damage.

Would you like me to embed the video of the fight so that you can see that i'm correct ?

The punch had a delayed effect, a sure sign that it had scrambled Joshua's senses, and no Joshua didn't handle the situation well at all. He fell back against the ropes with his fists at chest height, and if Whyte had more patience and stamina he'd have had Joshua out of there.