Comments Thread For: Jarrell Miller: 'It looks like Derek Chisora in Manchester in January'

[rubbish_calzaghe]

At the very least, the build up should be entertaining as hell

[paulf]

Excellent fight.

Don't like it? Go watch Shakur Stevenson.

[sidefx996]

War Chisora, hope he kick's Miller's ass.

[sammybee]

Good fight... make it happen

[BodyBagz]

Uh oh......someone needs rent money

[PRINCEKOOL]

If Derek Chisora can maintain his recent form, then I would really back him to win in this fight 'And by quite a distance'. Skill for skill, Miller is a terrible fighter 'Yes he is a Division even above a Super Heavyweight in body mass, but part from that? I honestly believe Jarrell Miller has never shown a pure boxing ability above high end domestic to low European level'.

For the type of fighter stylistically that Derek Chisora has been in his career 'At any given time, through his entire career? He has been one of the best fighters with his style. Chisora is a old school pressure fighter. Similar to Joe Frazier and Mike Tyson but of course a few levels below those all-time great fighters in pure ability'.

To call a fighter a pressure fighter, these days people perceive this as being a less sophisticated fighter 'You only have to read, or listen to certain boxing pundits and their reaction to the outcome of Dimtri Bivol vs Arthur Beterbiev I'.

I believe Beterbiev and his style has been stereotyped as being less of a art and sophisticated compared to Dimtri Bivol's style 'And many people are complaining because a fighter who played a semi-violent game of tick, did not win the fight'.

I listened to a talk sport radio interview recently. Were some presenter, that is what we will call him 'Because I don't really know his credentials as a boxing analyst. I wonder where those people where before Anthony Joshua started his career, the reason why I say that? Is because I have never seen many of those boxing pundits and analyst before 2012'.

This man was saying 'That he believed Bivol won the fight, because what he appreciates is the pure art of boxing'.

Note: Offense or being a pressure fighter is also a art, and in my opinion 'A elite level offense, combined with defense is potentially the most sophisticated style in the sport as you move up through the levels in the game. There is a reason why all-time great offensive fighters, appear like comets in the sport flashing through time. And I believe this may due to the processing speed that is necessary when a fighter is on the attack, and simultaneously also combining their defense. This is how all great pressure fighters, or fighters with great offenses have fought with that style. Because when Offense and Defense start to simultaneously operate together, those are the type of fighters stylistically who have sent shockwaves throughout the sport more intensely than any other style'

How does this information relate to Derek Chisora 'Chisora compared to many other Heavyweight fighters of this era, has been one of the few fighters that has actually had a inside game. A hallmark trait of this Super Heavyweight era, has been fighters more and more seem to be void of a inside game. This is one of the major factors as to why at this advance stage of his career, Derek Chisora is still able to compete at a solid level, win or at the very least push his opponent's'.

Jarrell Miller vs Derek Chisora 'Does seem to be a good match up, in terms of intrigue. And I would imagine that both fighters, may potentially clash outside the ring but in a positive way to build the fight. I believe Chisora still has the ability to win, if he can duplicate his recent form'.

To conclude: Derek Chisora was the underdog in his last fight against Joe Joyce 'And this most likely motivated him to prepare at a very intense level in training. Although I believe Derek Chisora skill for skill is a by far better fighter than Jarrel Miller, Chisora has had a tendency in his career? To at times clearly not train with the primary objective to win. This is one of the reasons why I think David Haye and Team Hayemaker stopped working with Chisora. The WarChisora brand was not built up off winning fights, and it did not rely on Chisora winning his fights to produce a product for his supporter's. The WarChisora Brand was fundamentally built up from Chisora being involved in competitive fights, that produced a high level of violence and suspense. If Derek Chisora was able to win the fight, then this was great. But if he lost, long as he put in a great effort then the WarChisora brand continued to have a demand'.

For me now, Joe Joyce vs Derek Chisora, Jarrel Miller vs Derek Chisora 'None of those fights are a part of the WarChisora brand, or if they are? Then the fundamental objectives of this brand have just altered. Because the concluding fights of Chisora career, should be about Derek Chisora winning the fights'.

So although I believe Derek Chisora can win, he needs to prepare at his absolute best and beyond etc.