Comments Thread For: Derek Chisora Fights On For The Fans And For The Money

[JakeTheBoxer]

I like Del but I don't want to see him absorb any more punishment.
The fight against Pulev they both moved punched & reacted like shot old men, good fight at time's but no more, I'd like to see him retire.
If he does continue, definitely no Whyte or Pulev trilogies, yawn, fight someone else.

Kownacki would be fine retirement fight for Del.

[57Blues]

Yes indeed if you are a fighter and can get the people behind you, make them get interested in your journey into the ring then you have done something for boxing no matter your skills or your record. Keep it interesting for the fans. Say what you mean, mean what you say..... Got to hand it to the several fighters in the U.K. and those around them promoting them they make it interesting and have fun with it. Cha Cha Chasora is having fun with it and making money and Eddie the jackass he might be is enjoying it and so are the fans.....

[sammybee]

Chisora vs Povetkin should be next.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Chisora vs Povetkin should be next.

Povetkin is retired.

[The Conundrum]

Kownacki would be fine retirement fight for Del.

he would be but Kownacki was offered the fight for July 9th and the little chubby Al Haymon b**ch turned it down. He’s embarrassing

[removed]

F*** it, give the man a title shot!! but after the belts have been unified then split.

[Sweden2716]

Do not put Chisora in the same class as Jerry Quarry, Jerry was way better than Chisora he beat Floyd Patterson, Ron Lyle, Mac Foster, Earnie Shavers, lost a highly controversial decision to Jimmy Ellis for the WBA Championship. Quarry only lost to Ali, Frazier and Norton. It is an insult to Quarry to compare him with Chisora. Quarry was fighting in the Golden Era of Heavyweights.

[Sweden2716]

Quarry fought in the Golden Era of Heavyweights, when heavyweights knew how to fight the late 1960's and thru the 1970's. Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Holmes, Quarry, Lyle, Shavers, Ellis, etc

[SimpleTouchee]

Chisora is the british version of Bert Cooper