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What do you reckon, guys? Worth subscribing to DAZN for this? I don't mean money-wise, either....is the fight even worth watching?
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If you want to be on board to see the end of Chisoras career....and perhaps see him become disabled...then sure...it's worth a watch. Pulev is taking him out early. -
Not at all IMO. I can sum this fight up with one question: where does the winner go? Absolutely f***ing nowhere is the answer.Comment
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It's going to be a very good competitive fight. If that's the kind of fight you like, get it.
If you only watch fights between fighters with legitimate title aspirations, don't get it.
I'm looking forward to watching it.Comment
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Huge fan of Derek but I'm not sure this is the fight that would convince me to subscribe to DAZN (in my case I already subscribe but they need to start upping the content for me).
I don't recall the first fight being that entertaining to watch and I suspect this one will probably be Pulev jabbing and grabbing Chisora for the distance.
Chisora versus Kownacki? Pure fireworks. Chisora versus Pulev? I don't think so. Who knows, maybe I'm pleasantly surprised.
The undercard looks interesting:
Wardley/Ibeh: Wardley looks dazzling at time and vulnerable at other moments. Ibeh is a tough dude who gave Jared Anderson his toughest fight to date.
Cash/Alexander: I'm not sold on Cash and I thought at times Madiev exposed flaws (if only the Russian had a bit more pop). Alexander gave Zhanibek a tough fight and he recently upset Arias. I think Cash wins easy but who knows.
Madrimov/Soro: good fight, the first one was heating up but the punches after the bell and the incompetence of the ref and Uzbek commission married that one. As I recall, Soro looked sharp at points but he's getting old. Let's see how it turns out this time.Comment
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I'm watching it, but can't honestly tell anyone it's worth getting into a subscription with DAZN.Comment
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