Will Wladmir fight Chisora after Chisora's knockout of Haye?

I think he will. He was going to fight him anyway before Haye vetoed it. No one complained much back then as Chisora was seen as nothing but another green unproven prospect.

 

Was it Wlad who backed out due to injury?

 

Yeah a couple of times.

 

In the highly unlikely event Chisora beats Haye, particularly if he can get an attention grabbing knockout, I'm sure Wlad would be happy to fight him, it'd be a fight that'd draw some interest. Chisora's a decent fighter but anyone who thinks a guy with Wladimir Klitschko's capabilities is frightened of him must be having a giraffe.

 

Chisora's defense is way too open for a precision fighter like Wlad, even with his come forward style, he would still lose

his granite-chin can only take so many shots

 

And you must be the only one who doesn't know that "someone esle" was David Haye with the WBA belt.

 

If Chisora actually wins by KO, I wouldn't be surprised at all if Wlad chose to fight him. I'm sure he would love to knock Chisora out after he slapped big brother and spit water in his own face.
But on the other hand I'm not sure Wlad would want to give the guy a shot either, because he's such a disrespectful douchebag.

 

Will Wlad finally track down that pesky Leprechaun and snatch his pot o' gold?

 

He'll see dollar signs no matter which loser wins.

 

If Chisora wins this, he'd be catapulted to #3 overnight. No other HW has beaten Haye except Wlad, and the win would be colossal.......BUT......why would Chisora so quickly cash out. He could take other fights and build his record to put himself in better negotiating position for the fight.

Also, with Vitali possibly retiring after this election cycle, his WBC title would be up for grabs, and although Sulieman all but banned Chisora from his rankings, a win over Haye would undoubtedly force the WBC to consider him in their vacant title soup.

If Chisora were to somehow capture that title, there is no doubt Wladimir would fight him.:deal

 

I don't think Chisora beats Haye but if he does than he'd have to be on the shortlist for Wlad's next fight.

Wlad has been talking about coming to the U.S for his next fight but there aren't many options for him.

Arreola and Adamek have said no for now and Mitchell isn't ready at all but I could still see a Wlad-Mitchell fight happening if not Mitchell than Chisora would probably be a leading option.

Ideally Wlad would face Povetkin or the winner of Haye-Chisora next. That would give him a credible opponent next while some of these younger guys, Mitchell, Fury, Price, Boystov, Jennings, get some more fights under their belt so they can challenge Wlad in 2013 and 14.

 

Good post Bogart:good


But since when is Arreola turning down the title shot for the fall? I thought that fight was all but inked.:think

 

There were some threads on it last week or so and talk that Arreola was possibly looking to face Stiverne for the WBC mandatory instead.

I'm not sure about a source for the Stiverne situation but I do know that Dan Rafael mentioned that Arreola was no longer interested in Wlad and looking to go in a different direction.