Dereck Chisora has 11 Ls officially, but he only clearly lost 6 times.

Del Boy can still act like a fool by turning over tables and other random shlt when he retires :dunno:

How many losses a guy has is irrelevant in terms if I'm interested in watching them fight, it could be 100. What matters is the clarity of separation. Take Shawn Porter, has always lost at the elite level but none of his opponents could ever establish clear separation from him. This means that there's always a decent chance he can finally beat an elite fighter. And honestly I thought won won or had draw against Spence. You see something similar with Gabe Rosado. And the closer a fight is to 50/50 the more intriguing it is, even if it's two bums like with the celebrity fights. I haven't watched many of Chisora's fights. But as long as it's hard to establish clear separation from him at the elite level, I think he'll be intriguing to watch.

I thought he lost the Kabayel fight. He looked dog poo in that fight but I do love Del Boy. Definitely one of my favourites to watch. Yeah Kabayel clearly beat him 8-4 to 9-3, the cards were terrible that night.

Tyson Fury (x2) Vitali Klitschko David Haye Dillian Whyte II Oleksandr Usyk What a fookin' resume this guy has. He has also poleaxed many other "contenders" and "challengers" besides. Kabayel and Pulev both beat him clearly IMO. Parker edged it by a point on my card. He should have beaten Helenius and Whyte the first time round, he was robbed in those fights.

You should study the sport more through the ages. Sometimes it isn't about how many losses a fighter has, but instead, the manner of those losses. In this day and age it can be rare to find these type of fighters, but Chisora is definitely one of them. The six losses I listed are his only clear defeats, and that list consists of three elite Champions in Vitali, Fury and Usyk, a two-weight champ in Haye, and a top contender in Whyte, who Chisora arguably beat in their first fight. You cannot tell a whole story just from looking at the numbers. Educate yourself pal. Losing should never be acceptable. After a while, it becomes expected and beating that person is no longer a big deal. Learning WHY a person loses so often is a waste of my time, pal.

I thought he lost the Kabayel fight. He looked dog poo in that fight but I do love Del Boy. Definitely one of my favourites to watch.

Love Chisora, I hope he fights on a few years. I enjoy his antics and he is usually fun to watch fight.

Mate that's just the start, the man is pure entertainment! Some personal favs; 1) Slapping Vitali in the face 2) Brawling with Haye and bellowing "HE GLASSED ME" 3) Throwing a table at Dillian Whyte Obviously he's calmed down a lot now but he's still a nutcase, you can tell that the likes of Kugan are always wary in his company because you know he can just switch. loads of random moments of chisora. reminds me of the time bjs threw a chicken at wilder in nandos. Random sh** like that is too damn funny and why boxing is winning for me. We have babic these days but i imagine he wont be the same when he takes an L. It'll be interesting how he carries the personality through that, though he says he wants to be beaten in a glorious fight. I would love to watch Babic vs Chisora. Jarrell miller had that troll like mentality too but it's a pity he came too late in the division and then messed it up by cheating. The guy had enough about him to bring a lot of attention to american boxing. Miller vs Wilder would have been fireworks when the opp was there. instead we got Wilder vs Stiverne 2. They had genuine beef which even 50 cent was pushing. Shannon Briggs is hilarious and he is appreciated in the UK more than in the US. I've been enjoying his trolling of Rampage Jackson recently. The memes they've been posting are funny af too. Jackson is usually the troll/bully but Briggs has taken the piss out of him. I doubt their fight will materialise though but it's been fun, esp because rampage had no clue who briggs even was when it all started lol. he had to look him up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl5WLQZeDPc briggs was trolling james toney too, but really wanted to give him respect, just trolled him a bit for a bit of fun...and toney bit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZejbXGSUGA

Hes been the backbone of british boxing. Just always upto something. that parker fight was boring but the lead up like the breakfast with parker...who else does that? Mate that's just the start, the man is pure entertainment! Some personal favs; 1) Slapping Vitali in the face 2) Brawling with Haye and bellowing "HE GLASSED ME" 3) Throwing a table at Dillian Whyte Obviously he's calmed down a lot now but he's still a nutcase, you can tell that the likes of Kugan are always wary in his company because you know he can just switch.

It will be a sad day for HW boxing when Del packs it in. ​​​​​ Hes been the backbone of british boxing. Just always upto something. that parker fight was boring but the lead up like the breakfast with parker...who else does that?

It will be a sad day for HW boxing when Del packs it in. ​​​​​

Learn how a 50 % win ratio is to be applauded ? You should study the sport more through the ages. Sometimes it isn't about how many losses a fighter has, but instead, the manner of those losses. In this day and age it can be rare to find these type of fighters, but Chisora is definitely one of them. The six losses I listed are his only clear defeats, and that list consists of three elite Champions in Vitali, Fury and Usyk, a two-weight champ in Haye, and a top contender in Whyte, who Chisora arguably beat in their first fight. You cannot tell a whole story just from looking at the numbers. Educate yourself pal.

We dont care about that. He has losses because he takes risks and entertains. americans could learn a thing from him. Learn how a 50 % win ratio is to be applauded ?

For 11 L's to be somewhat respectable, guy has to have at least 70 W's. We dont care about that. He has losses because he takes risks and entertains. americans could learn a thing from him.

He could have 20 losses and would still be worth watching because hes such an entertainer who doesnt give an eff when he fights..and hes funny as out of it. Chisora changed british boxing. Without him and his crazy antics it would be boring. I Wonder if down the line well get to see Chisora vs Babic, if babic isnt dismantled before he gets to that level. Would love that just for the antics.

For 11 L's to be somewhat respectable, guy has to have at least 70 W's.