Football » English » Open Discussion

David Haye v Derek Chisora

By jamiescfc2010 - 14-07-2012 14:17

[World]

So it's only a few hours till the big fight between David Haye vs Derek Chisora. As they been trash talking to each other and they do hate each other so you predictions tonight. David Haye to win in the 4th roundSo it's only a few hours till the big fight between David Haye vs Derek Chisora. As they been trash talking to each other and they do hate each other so you predictions tonight. David Haye to win in the 4th round

 

Page 1

 

Reply

Last Message

Re: David Haye v Derek Chisora

By safctillidie - 14-07-2012 14:48

hope your right mate i think he will win quite easily to be honest, shame boxing didnt just allow the fight to happen, yet fine/charge 50%-80% of the prize as punishment to prior actions, hit them where it hurts instead of being made to look powerless as they have nowhope your right mate i think he will win quite easily to be honest, shame boxing didnt just allow the fight to happen, yet fine/charge 50%-80% of the prize as punishment to prior actions, hit them where it hurts instead of being made to look powerless as they have now

Re: David Haye v Derek Chisora

By heddo - 14-07-2012 17:55

i cant really get my head around this fight , i would nt say it is a big fight, they havent captured the nations attention/imagination as much as the old style benn/eubank type of clash, maybe because they have both embarressed themselves so much, i had not even heard of chisora prior to his last fight, i am umming and arring about popping out to watch it, lets face it, it is a bit of a no contest, as they are both no hopers with nowhere to go after the event, khan v garcia is a mucher bigger fight, but i dont really wanna stay up to watch it, boxing just aint what it used to be, thats for sure..i cant really get my head around this fight , i would nt say it is a big fight, they havent captured the nations attention/imagination as much as the old style benn/eubank type of clash, maybe because they have both embarressed themselves so much, i had not even heard of chisora prior to his last fight, i am umming and arring about popping out to watch it, lets face it, it is a bit of a no contest, as they are both no hopers with nowhere to go after the event, khan v garcia is a mucher bigger fight, but i dont really wanna stay up to watch it, boxing just aint what it used to be, thats for sure..

Re: David Haye v Derek Chisora

By kingjaime - 14-07-2012 19:07

[BVB]

Underwhelming. Chisora has lost last two, three of the last four. Almost 2 years since he beat anyone of note. Haye retired after being utterly outfought by Wladimir Klitschko, hasn't beaten anyone but Audley Harrison in the last 2 years. Couldn't care less about either of them, don't see who of them could imagine a boost to their world standing by beating the other, it's just a freakshow soap opera after the tiresome "grief" between them, people wanting to see how that manifests. Winner to face Audley Harrison no doubt. Wheel him in at the post-fight press conference to have a row, get the friendly Luxembourg Boxing Federation on the phone...Underwhelming. Chisora has lost last two, three of the last four. Almost 2 years since he beat anyone of note. Haye retired after being utterly outfought by Wladimir Klitschko, hasn't beaten anyone but Audley Harrison in the last 2 years. Couldn't care less about either of them, don't see who of them could imagine a boost to their world standing by beating the other, it's just a freakshow soap opera after the tiresome "grief" between them, people wanting to see how that manifests. Winner to face Audley Harrison no doubt. Wheel him in at the post-fight press conference to have a row, get the friendly Luxembourg Boxing Federation on the phone...

Re: David Haye v Derek Chisora

By heddo - 15-07-2012 04:46

i went to the pub to watch the fight,there was a lot of interest, the fight started quite even, chisora looked strong and bullish in physique, as the early rounds progressed, i heard the name carl thompson mentioned in commentary, thompson was a beast of a fighter, who had beaten haye early in his career, and also chris eubank, i wondered if chisora could turn out to be a similar figure to thompson, judging on his physical presence, by round four haye was working chisora down with constant impact shots, and when chisora came under pressure in the fifth with a knockdown, his inexperience showed, and he simply did not know how to ride out the remainder of the round, and was floored again, when the fighters shook hands after the fight, it became evident that this seemed to be a teacher v student affair, but it seemed to me that haye needed chisora to re launch himself, and that was why he was prepared to cross the line and gatecrash into chisoras press conference, but post fight analysis suggests that chisora got a world title shot far too early in his career, which probably left haye smarting and seething, resulting in his behaviour, however, tonight may have been his night, i still cant see where he can go, and it would certainly be unjust if he walks straight into another title fight, for me, he should be made to fight a top ranked contender, ( if there are any ) but i guess the fact that chisora performed ok in his title shot, haye now becomes a contender, i just hope he shows a more positive approach next time..i went to the pub to watch the fight,there was a lot of interest, the fight started quite even, chisora looked strong and bullish in physique, as the early rounds progressed, i heard the name carl thompson mentioned in commentary, thompson was a beast of a fighter, who had beaten haye early in his career, and also chris eubank, i wondered if chisora could turn out to be a similar figure to thompson, judging on his physical presence, by round four haye was working chisora down with constant impact shots, and when chisora came under pressure in the fifth with a knockdown, his inexperience showed, and he simply did not know how to ride out the remainder of the round, and was floored again, when the fighters shook hands after the fight, it became evident that this seemed to be a teacher v student affair, but it seemed to me that haye needed chisora to re launch himself, and that was why he was prepared to cross the line and gatecrash into chisoras press conference, but post fight analysis suggests that chisora got a world title shot far too early in his career, which probably left haye smarting and seething, resulting in his behaviour, however, tonight may have been his night, i still cant see where he can go, and it would certainly be unjust if he walks straight into another title fight, for me, he should be made to fight a top ranked contender, ( if there are any ) but i guess the fact that chisora performed ok in his title shot, haye now becomes a contender, i just hope he shows a more positive approach next time..

Re: David Haye v Derek Chisora

By welshkamikaze - 15-07-2012 20:29

I found the fight to be quite good as both of them seemed to want to attack, which was a big contrast to Chisora's last fight. I'm not sure if Klitschko will fight Haye and I don't think Haye really wants to fight anyone else. Chisora needs to resurrect his career right now, because I think he has some potential, he just needs to stop acting like an idiot and concentrate on becoming a better boxer.I found the fight to be quite good as both of them seemed to want to attack, which was a big contrast to Chisora's last fight. I'm not sure if Klitschko will fight Haye and I don't think Haye really wants to fight anyone else. Chisora needs to resurrect his career right now, because I think he has some potential, he just needs to stop acting like an idiot and concentrate on becoming a better boxer.

 

Page 1