Magnificent 7 Predictions: Chisora vs Sexton II

September 18th at LG Arena in Birmingham for the British & Commonwealth Heavyweight titles on Sky Box Office.

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Betting Odds

Chisora 4/11 Sexton 15/8

Derek "Del Boy" Chisora
London, England
26 years old
6,11/2ft
13-0 (8KO's)
Current British Heavyeight Champion
ESB British Ranking - No.3

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Notable Fights
TKO2 Win Danny Williams
TKO2 Win Carl Barker
TKO6 Win Sam Sexton

Amateur Career
ABA Super Heavyweight Champion 2005

What he said
"I can't wait for the fight and the chance to get another title," said Chisora. "I've beaten Sam once and I will beat him again, even if I have to go into the trenches like Rocky to do it."

"After I have stopped Sexton again, I'll do the same to Tyson Fury."


Sam Sexton
Norwhich, England
26 years old
6,2 ft
13-1 (6KO's)
Current Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion
Prizefighter Heavyweight Winner
WBO No.14
British Ranking - No.2

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Notable Fights​

TKO6 Win Martin Rogan
TKO8 Win Martin Rogan
TKO6 Loss Dereck Chisora

What he said

"Dereck fancies himself as a bit of a playboy, but he's getting knocked out when he fights me - celebrity mates or no celebrity mates. While he was swanning around at the premiere, I was putting in the hard yards at my training camp."

"I've not been indulging myself like Derek has, and that will be evident on the night.I think winning the British title has gone to Derek's head a bit. But all he did was beat up on a past it Danny Williams. He has proved nothing yet, whereas I twice went to Belfast to beat Martin Rogan, and also won Prizefighter."



The Fight

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The long awaited rematch between the two domestic champions at Heavyweight, Dereck Chisora vs Sam Sexton a fight fans will be looking out for on the big Birmingham show. Niether men impressed in there first few fights, which led to to Frank Warren and matching the two together. In an evenly match battle, Chisora came out on top stopping an exhuasted Sexton after both men wen't for the stoppage.

Since the win, ironicly its been Sexton who has pushed on in his career. With no 0 to protect, Sexton entered and won the 2nd Heavyweight prizefighter and won in impresive fashion. He followed it up by going to to Belfast to take on Martin Rogan. Sexton got lucky in the first fight, but in the 2nd he dominated Rogan to win the Commonwealth title.

Del Boy Chisora has not taken the big step up like Sexton for a number of reasons. He has the 0 to protect, and due to a the bite he lost out on a British title fight and served a 6 month suspension. Upon his comeback he scored 3 quick knockouts, picking up the British title agasint Danny Williams, after Sam Sexton pulled out for family reasons.

Chisora will go in as the favoutire having won the first, and he seems to be the more skillful fighter. However Sexton has shown allot of improvments since his loss. Sexton has shown grit and heart in his fights with Sexton, and many will doubt whether Chisora will be able to dig deep in the trenches. The winner will likley defend in another big fight with Tyson Fury, while the loser will probably take place in the 4th Heavyweight Prizefighter a month later.


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Will have the Rhodes one by the end of the day

 

I see del boy winning it.

 

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