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Two-time WBC World Heavyweight Champion Vitali
Klitschko will defend his title against Dereck Chisora
at the Olympiahalle Munich, Germany on February,
18, 2012.
Dereck "Del Boy" Chisora is 27 years old and is rated
in the Top 15 in the WBC world rankings. From 2010
until 2011, Chisora was the Commonwealth and
British heavyweight champion. In his last fight,
Chisora lost a very controversial split decision
against Robert Helenius in Helenius' hometown of
Helsinki, Finland. Every boxing fan that watched this
fight thought that Chisora clearly won and should be
the real European champion. Dereck Chisora's fight
record is 15 wins (9 KOs) with two defeats.
Dereck Chisora: "Wladimir Klitschko did not fight me last year so I am now going to
get the world championship belt from his older brother Vitali. I will show Vitali that his
time is over and make him retire. After I beat Vitali, if Wladimir wants revenge I will
also fight him and take all their heavyweight championship belts back to London!"
Vitali Klitschko is 40 years old with a professional record of 43-2 with 40 KOs. His two
defeats came only as a result of injuries and he never lost his title in the ring.
Klitschko has the highest knock out percentage of any world champion with 93
percent. Vitali Klitschko is only the fourth boxer along with Muhammad Ali, Evander
Holyfield and Lennox Lewis to win a heavyweight championship belt for the third time.
It will be Klitschko's 16th World Heavyweight Championship fight in Munich.
Vitali Klitschko: "Chisora has proven in his last fights that he is very strong with his
infighting. His great performance against Helenius showed that he should be the
European champion but I won't be intimidated by his trash talking."
In Germany, Klitschko vs. Chisora will be shown live and exclusively on Klitschko's
German TV partner RTL.
Ticket sales start on December 14 and will be available on www.eventim.d
LINK http://www.fighthype.com/pages/conte...709a818d8f8b35
Klitschko will defend his title against Dereck Chisora
at the Olympiahalle Munich, Germany on February,
18, 2012.
Dereck "Del Boy" Chisora is 27 years old and is rated
in the Top 15 in the WBC world rankings. From 2010
until 2011, Chisora was the Commonwealth and
British heavyweight champion. In his last fight,
Chisora lost a very controversial split decision
against Robert Helenius in Helenius' hometown of
Helsinki, Finland. Every boxing fan that watched this
fight thought that Chisora clearly won and should be
the real European champion. Dereck Chisora's fight
record is 15 wins (9 KOs) with two defeats.
Dereck Chisora: "Wladimir Klitschko did not fight me last year so I am now going to
get the world championship belt from his older brother Vitali. I will show Vitali that his
time is over and make him retire. After I beat Vitali, if Wladimir wants revenge I will
also fight him and take all their heavyweight championship belts back to London!"
Vitali Klitschko is 40 years old with a professional record of 43-2 with 40 KOs. His two
defeats came only as a result of injuries and he never lost his title in the ring.
Klitschko has the highest knock out percentage of any world champion with 93
percent. Vitali Klitschko is only the fourth boxer along with Muhammad Ali, Evander
Holyfield and Lennox Lewis to win a heavyweight championship belt for the third time.
It will be Klitschko's 16th World Heavyweight Championship fight in Munich.
Vitali Klitschko: "Chisora has proven in his last fights that he is very strong with his
infighting. His great performance against Helenius showed that he should be the
European champion but I won't be intimidated by his trash talking."
In Germany, Klitschko vs. Chisora will be shown live and exclusively on Klitschko's
German TV partner RTL.
Ticket sales start on December 14 and will be available on www.eventim.d
LINK http://www.fighthype.com/pages/conte...709a818d8f8b35