Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: Derek Chisora is Every Bit as Dangerous as Usyk

[juggernaut666]

I think he wants to fight Joyce but it makes more sense to let it marinate a bit.

Yea it makes more sense to marinate a bit ? Like Joshua ,how long is that going now ? You guys crack me up the way you go on and make it reasonable the garbage matches Fury decides to make in the art of make safety fights first priority . Another backwards logic thing is , how do you think he wants to fight Joyce when he’s clearly said he’d never fight him and has no intentions of doing it in several interviews starting last year ?

When an arrogant champion like him tells the public he’s giving someone a lottery ticket as the excuse for fighting them you know he’s garbage period . Well maybe you don’t but I’ve watched boxing just about when Ali was still boxing , I’m not so easily duped but I can tell you the IQ of boxing fans have dropped drastically despite social media and without it at least half the posters on here wouldn’t even know what boxing wraps looked like . The smart posters on here know how dumb some of these guys are on here ,they just don’t know it .

[dannnnn]

I used to be sceptical of Fury's hype and bluster but I must say that over time he's managed to convince me that no top heavyweight will ever beat Tyson Fury.

Because he'll never fight one.

[Arthur Daley]

Next Fury will be bigging up Marty Rogan as better than Ali.

[Kzbox]

Nonsense nobody is interested in this fight at all and won't be either he can talk all he wants no excuse for Chisora considering he beat him twice so easily already waste of everybody's time.

[PRINCEKOOL]

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You’d watch this despite the fact Fury already beat Chisora twice?
I’m a Fury fan but fighting Chisora is just a garbage move on Fury.

I would watch, because? I just think it is a good event. And you never know? This version of Fury may find beating Derek Chisora more difficult. Fury is no longer 250 pounds, he does not train under Peter Fury anymore or use his old Riddler style.

Chisora as difficult a challenge as it may seem? Will go at Fury both inside and outside the ring.

Non of this matey matey attitude, like he way Whyte was all subdued after years of goading Fury. To then suddenly turn up or not turn up at any of the press conferences, but when it he did finally confront Fury ? He was really subdued.

I knew there and then that Whyte was burnt out as a fighter.

You must understand, if you are a subjective hardcore Fury fan. This is what he is about as a Champion and even fighter. The majority of his fights outside of Kiltschko & Wilder have all been at domestic to High end European level.

[gooderz84]

Smokescreen. Joshua fight incoming.

[Quercusalba]

It makes perfect sense, it is the description of the fight. Uysk did not solve, or stop Chisora's initial offense and pressure. Usyk tried his best to counter act it, but all he could do is to endure and wait for Chisora to fatigue 'A Derek Chisora miles outside his peak'.

Once Chisora just started to decrease in his intensity, this gave Usyk the opportunity to create space and box from mid-long range. If Chisora could of maintained his pace, Usyk was unable to box from mid-long range because? Chisora was disallowing him to do so.

I am adamant that Derek Chisora, if he was working with both Don Charles & David Haye for that fight? He would of won 'And that is still Chisora not at his peak'.

Usyk solved nothing vs Chisora. The blue print on how to beat Usyk, was first displayed by Derek Chisora.

The question is? Can anybody maintain that type of attack intensity, for a long enough duration to break Usyk down? One of Usyk's best attributes is his endurance, in fact I rate it as his number 1 physical attributes 'Above his speed or athleticism'.

Usyk's endurance, helped him beat that version of Chisora. I personally think there have been other past versions of Chisora who would of beaten Usyk on that night.

Stylistically, Chisora has the attributes and style to still give Usyk issues now.

Saying Chisora created a blueprint (even though he factually lacked the ability to follow the schematic) is different from this Chisora would have won nonsense. Here, I'll distill your argument into simpler terms for you; Derek Chisora would have beaten Usyk if he wasn't Derek Chisora.

I could beat Lebron James in a basketball game if I wasn't me.

[stefjonno1]

Lol yeah right. No way will i pay for this.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Saying Chisora created a blueprint (even though he factually lacked the ability to follow the schematic) is different from this Chisora would have won nonsense. Here, I'll distill your argument into simpler terms for you; Derek Chisora would have beaten Usyk if he wasn't Derek Chisora.

I could beat Lebron James in a basketball game if I wasn't me.

A Chisora in better condition with more endurance, would of beaten Usyk. And that version of Chisora has fought before in past fights.

It was a close fight.

[chicken-]

I would watch, because? I just think it is a good event. And you never know? This version of Fury may find beating Derek Chisora more difficult. Fury is no longer 250 pounds, he does not train under Peter Fury anymore or use his old Riddler style.

Chisora as difficult a challenge as it may seem? Will go at Fury both inside and outside the ring.

Non of this matey matey attitude, like he way Whyte was all subdued after years of goading Fury. To then suddenly turn up or not turn up at any of the press conferences, but when it he did finally confront Fury ? He was really subdued.

I knew there and then that Whyte was burnt out as a fighter.

You must understand, if you are a subjective hardcore Fury fan. This is what he is about as a Champion and even fighter. The majority of his fights outside of Kiltschko & Wilder have all been at domestic to High end European level.

You're going to ignore the fact that Chisora barely won a single round against Fury in 2 fights, is MUCH older now, and has taken 1000s of punches to the head since then. I'm pretty sure Fury will find it just as easy as it used to be to beat a much older Chisora who's in worse shape.