In my opinion Chisora simply surprised both brothers with slap and spit incidents. I seriously doubt that anyone in Vitali's life slapped him on the face as Chisora did, except perhaps when he was a kid, and I'm almost absolutely sure that noone ever has spitted Wladimir in his face. It's obvious that neither Vitali knew what to do in the moment when first incident happened, and the same goes for Wladmir. Vitali didn't know, as I saw the situations, would he push him or punch him or hung him or whatever, and Wladimir was also confused what to do until it was too late to react. Clearly 2 : 0 for Chisora against Klitschko's in ambush an opponent tactic. Having sad that, I assume that brothers will be prepared for eventual future incidents of this kind considering their analytical and systematical approach to boxing and life in general. I've listened what Frank W. has to say about the matter and amongst expected/usual...yes Chisora shouldn't did that but but but but but but but...he said an interesting thing. Wladimir was playing some pro tricks with Chisora regarding wrapping of hands and in some moment Chisora was so upset with whole situation that he said he doesn't want to fight any more. I must say that is strange, don't you think? A professional boxer thinking to give up on the fight for a heavyweight title because he was a bit messed around? Now, lot off people are calling Wladimir a sissy for not blasting Chisora but, as I said, I think he simply didn't know what to do until opportunity to retaliate passed. I assume he is both happy for not punishing Chisora because that would have costed him financially and professionally, him and his brother as well, and at the same time he is embarrassed and angry for being disrespected, even more considering that he is genuinely respectful to his opponents. Whatever Wladimir do that night would have been both right and wrong thing to do. He did approach Chisora after the fight daring him to spit him again but Chisora for some reason wasn't in the mode for spitting Wladimir again. Instead Chisora strategically move away from Wladimir as far as he could. Which was thoroughly disappointing considering how Chisora was brave until that moment. Anyway, what to do? Chisore has to be punished. In my opinion time suspension is not nedeed. If it's legally possible take his purse or at least significant part of it as a punishment. That would hurt enough. Haye in my opinion doesn't need to be punished at all. Perhaps if he has an intention to box again then give him a licence under condition he doesn't found himself in some similar incident again. Vitali to heal his injury and either move to politics or fight Haye in Kiev as a farewell fight (if he would won the fight, of course). June or September Wladimir versus Chisora. Wladtheman against Themadman The Judgment Day : )[FONT=Courier New, Courier, monospace] [/FONT]
In my opinion Chisora was trying to get out of the fight by spitting at Wlad. It didn't work and suddenly he became some fearless warrior who dared to spit in the face of the heavyweight champion, with help of Wlad he stood not knowing what to do. But when Wlad confronted him after the fight he wasn't in the mode to play the same game. Minute 3.[FONT=Courier New, Courier, monospace] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bqmqvtg_NXk[/ame] [/FONT]
