Comments Thread For: Chisora Not Convinced Whyte Will Bring 'Maximum Violence' Against Povetkin

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Derek Chisora is not expecting heavyweight rival Dillian Whyte to come out swinging in his rematch with Alexander Povetkin rematch, which takes place this coming Saturday in Gibraltar, live on DAZN and Sky Sports Box Office.
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[Ray*]

He would look like a hypocrite if he doesn’t. Especially if he box the same way AJ did to win back his belts against Ruiz. Whyte is a lot more crazier than AJ, so am expecting to go out there for the KO.

[tokon]

Catch 22 for Whyte isn't it?

He goes out looking for a KO it increases the chances of him getting caught and ko'd again.

Try to outbox povetkin is still risky as, although the older man, povetkins boxing ability is probably still higher than Whyte s.

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He would look like a hypocrite if he doesn’t. Especially if he box the same way AJ did to win back his belts against Ruiz. Whyte is a lot more crazier than AJ, so am expecting to go out there for the KO.

The million dollar question...does he have the cardio to implement that plan? Neither have good cardio, but Povetkin seems better at pacing himself.

[Ray*]

The million dollar question...does he have the cardio to implement that plan? Neither have good cardio, but Povetkin seems better at pacing himself.

Who knows, am expecting another good fight. The less cardio from both the better for us fight fans, it meant they would be having a war by the 5/6 round.

[Rockybigblower]

I would expect that one or the other pops dirty. Difference is if it's Povetkin....he doesn't care. He's at the end of his career and he can put a beating on Whyte that he will never forget. That's the catch 22 for Whyte. If he loses its over. If he pops it's over.

[_Rexy_]

He would look like a hypocrite if he doesn’t. Especially if he box the same way AJ did to win back his belts against Ruiz. Whyte is a lot more crazier than AJ, so am expecting to go out there for the KO.

And the additionally ironic part, Whyte doesn't have the necessary boxing skills to do it. Povetkin would catch him in under 5.

[tokon]

I would expect that one or the other pops dirty. Difference is if it's Povetkin....he doesn't care. He's at the end of his career and he can put a beating on Whyte that he will never forget. That's the catch 22 for Whyte. If he loses its over. If he pops it's over.

It would be interesting to see what (if any) testing protocols gave been in place for this fight. I'd suspect none tbh.

[Rapscallion]

According to David Haye, "a decision win is not good enough for Whyte - that he needs a knockout win for true redemption." Funny, isn't it. A decision win isn't good enough for Whyte; however, Anthony Joshua's failing to get a knock out vs Ruiz in the rematch as well as running and avoiding any chance of setting up a knock out was not only fine, but also hailed as a tremendous victory and total revenge on "Super Snickers." Based on what Joshua did in the Ruiz rematch, anything Whyte does in the Povetkin rematch short of impersonating Jerry Lewis in the 1952 version of "Sailor Beware" ought to qualify him for Fighter of the Year.

[Eff Pandas]

Idk from how Whyte is talking it sounds like he realizes he's a certain kind of fighter.

Randomly besides Andrade, Whyte might be the most high level guy I diss, but whenever I hear Whyte in a interview I gotta admit he's a likeable mfer He was great on the latest Pug & Copp show. So basically I'm betting on Povetkin, but I'm rooting on Whyte this time around.