Comments Thread For: Derek Chisora Inks Deal With 258 Management After Haye Split

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Derek Chisora has teamed up with Anthony Joshua ahead of a potential ring return. The Finchley heavyweights are now working together after ex-British and European champion 'Del Boy's' split with manager David Haye.
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[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Decent move for Chisora, will likely earn decent money fighting on AJ undercards or headlining on Sky.

[Nash out]

Chisora 258.0, back better than ever, doing things nobody has ever seen from him in the gym! I've always liked Chisora though, had some bad decisions Helenius, Whyte 1, Parker, even Usyk was very, very close and could have been a draw, Chisora won the first 4 rounds hands down and had a case for 1 or 2 more. Nash out.

[slimPickings]

Talk about being recycled many times over. By the time he climbs the steps to enter the ring he is already huffing and puffing!!!

[mattr]

Why would the writer say "live and exclusive on Sky Sports Box Office" abouyt a fight that happened last May? And which shouldn't have been on PPV, btw. Talk about a Sky shill trying to get his subliminal mantra of "Sky Sports Box Office" implanted in the readers mind! . Boooo to the shill.

[PBR Streetgang]

My favorite fighter for a while now, still entertaining even if he doesn't get the win. War Chisora!

[Bornboxingfan]

Last fight James Buddy McGrit seamed to help and should have gotten decision.
Let's see what happens.

[joe strong]

Good move. He did get big fights with Haye managing him so I would expect that to continue under 258 banner.

[FinlandsFinest]

Dereck Chisora is the best boxer in the world. He is never ducking no one, always ready to take on a challenge and always brings the heat. He was robbed vs Parker no doubt.

[BangEM]

Why’s the article saying the management company responsible for AJ when the company is owned by AJ?

AJ owns 100% of 258 management and it’s registered to his name. Cunningham works for him and he employed him when he just barely graduated and was doing intern at the company that first managed Josh for a short stint when he turned pro.