will chisora surender his titles or take fury on.

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by portside, Jan 2, 2011.


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  1. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    read in the paper today, [sunday 2 jan] that as the mandatory challenger , fury wants his crack of the whip, now ive predicted every move chisoras made to avoid fury, and i think he will surrender his brit title before facing him, his excuse being a bigger fight at euro title, this is ****, as a fight with him and fury is worth more financialy than a euro with some obscure german, especialy if held in u.k. Which one would you want to see?. chisora is afraid of fury, watch this space and please quote me if im proved wrong.:think:good
     
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  2. lirva

    lirva Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chisora is afraid of Fury but not afraid of Wladimir Klitschko.

    Good post mate.
     
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  3. rooq

    rooq Rooq's Boxing Promoter Full Member

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    i may be giving portside too much credit here, but perhaps he means the risk/reward ratio is not there with fury. no one would have expected him to beat wlad, but against fury he would be the favourite and have more to lose.

    personally i think the almost-fight with wlad has elevated chisora to the world scene in his own mind and can't see him bothering with fury
     
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  4. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    it is a good post, and its true, make sure you dig this post and thread back up lirva, as this is as clear as polished glass to me, and if im right im sure you,ll admit it.:good
     
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  5. lirva

    lirva Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think you are giving him too much credit but its a good point (not what portside meant though). the risk/reward ratio is probably not as bad as you would think though because it's a big domestic fight and a fight that Chisora would fancy himself to win quite easily I think. Fury would struggle with Chisoras pressure.
     
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  6. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    if the fight came of it would be chisora under pressure , unfortunately for him furys his bogeyman everything chisoras got furys got more, and HE KNOWS IT.:good
     
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  7. RedDragonBoxing

    RedDragonBoxing Ametuer Boxer Full Member

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    Fury "earned" wlads respect in sparring.........of course chisora is afraid of him
     
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  8. alfi balboa

    alfi balboa Member Full Member

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    chisora wuld smash fury....and that i would like to see :yep
     
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  9. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    you might see it! but not with chisora, he got more chance of beating fury than i have of winning the lottery, sometimes the things we like just won't happen.:think:good
     
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  10. Mandanda

    Mandanda SkillspayBills Full Member

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    I think this fight's not on Manny Stewards mind. The way he spoke on Main Event he was basically looking to keep Tyson active while working on his technique.

    He was impressed with Fury's workrate. Supposedly while everyone else was resting he was running every day and working hard. Dropped 25lbs over a few days and impressed Wlad as mentioned already.

    I like both fighters but DelBoy did seem like the ITV4 interview a long while back seemed to be looking for reasons not to fight Fury rather then leaving it open as a option.

    He has his sights set on ''bigger'' fish so lets see what happens with Chisora. I think he respects Fury no doubting that. He says it will be easy work but i don't believe he genuinely.
     
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  11. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i don't think theres anything easy about fury, he's big, awkward ,resiliant, fast, and he will dig down hard when needed, his bad points are dedication, diet. ps he's in uk at present, suposed to be fighting 5 feb.:good:good
     
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  12. Mandanda

    Mandanda SkillspayBills Full Member

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    I agree mate. I like Tyson was quite happy with his start under Manny. Looks like he wants it. Was asked to go to Detriot at end of week. He didn't wanna wait and went straight out there.

    He's very mobile for a big man and has some skills for a young fella...lot of stick because of various things that have **** all to do with his craft in the ring. :good
     
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  13. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    gotcha,:good
     
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  14. jc

    jc Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Chisora would take Fury apart.

    I would liked what Del was ssaying on bunce's show, aiming for top ten guys is a good move, there isnt a lot of good heavys out there he could legitamately earn a shot at a world title in no time.
     
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  15. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    TAKE IT FOR ME MATE IF HE COULD HE WOULD BE DOING IT:good
     
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