Thread: Who would you like to see Dereck Chisora fight on Sept 21?

I wonder who Dereck Chisora will fight on September 21?

There will likely eventually be a Boytsov-Chisora fight for the EBU heavyweight title, but that might not be next.

Magomed Abdusalamov's manager says he's willing to make Abdusalamov-Chisora.

In my opinion, Takam, Pianeta, Perez, Browne, Solis, Wach or Wilder would make for an interesting matchup. I just hope it's not old Audrey Harrison, that would be pointless.

Wouldn't want Wach to get another shot, he's a cheater


Chisora would be good for Wilder, but Abdusalamov...that'll make a very good fight for tv and I think Del Boy can win that one as Magomed gets hit too much

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Because he's fought five good heavyweights (Scott, Helenius, Fury, Haye, Vitali).

Deontay Wilder has more fights than Chisora, but has yet to fight a single live opponent.

Toney, Tua, Wilder, Mansour or Ruiz Jr.

Some hammerhead sharks, in a tank.

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

What Americans have you got by the truck load. Chisora isnt a world beater but clearly he is above a lot of the average American heavy weights which he showed by beating Scott. I reckon if Chisora got a rematch against Fury he would win. I also think he beat Helenius in his fight. Chisora will struggle against top heavyweights, either very fast like Haye or big and skillfull like the Klits. He gives everyone else a good fight. Id definitely fancy his chances against Jennings, Arreola, Mitchell, Banks and Id say hed give Povetkin a very good fight.

In all seriousness he's pretty solid and makes for good fights, if they could get someone like Arreola over to fight him that would be fun. Chisora is one of the only good gatekeeper type HW's around, but it's unlikely a Wilder or Jennings would want him I suspect.

Nobody! Boxing's already got enough f*<k-ups, it can do without trash like chisora...

Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

What Americans have you got by the truck load. Chisora isnt a world beater but clearly he is above a lot of the average American heavy weights which he showed by beating Scott. I reckon if Chisora got a rematch against Fury he would win. I also think he beat Helenius in his fight. Chisora will struggle against top heavyweights, either very fast like Haye or big and skillfull like the Klits. He gives everyone else a good fight. Id definitely fancy his chances against Jennings, Arreola, Mitchell, Banks and Id say hed give Povetkin a very good fight.

Bermaine Stiverne, Arreola, Bryant Jennings, Andy Ruiz, Amir Mansour, Mitchell, Scott Jonathan Banks, WIlder, and THompson would fill up the truck.. All these guys are on the simliar level as Chisora, if not slightly better.

Fury has been elevating his game after each fight while Chisora has regressed so I definitely do not see him beating Fury again.

Are you really going to tell me with a straight face that Chisora beat Scott? lol c'mon bro that was a heist job.

You got to admit that was real shady.

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

What Americans have you got by the truck load. Chisora isnt a world beater but clearly he is above a lot of the average American heavy weights which he showed by beating Scott. I reckon if Chisora got a rematch against Fury he would win. I also think he beat Helenius in his fight. Chisora will struggle against top heavyweights, either very fast like Haye or big and skillfull like the Klits. He gives everyone else a good fight. Id definitely fancy his chances against Jennings, Arreola, Mitchell, Banks and Id say hed give Povetkin a very good fight.

Bermaine Stiverne, Arreola, Bryant Jennings, Andy Ruiz, Amir Mansour, Mitchell, Scott Jonathan Banks, WIlder, and THompson would fill up the truck.. All these guys are on the simliar level as Chisora, if not slightly better.

Fury has been elevating his game after each fight while Chisora has regressed so I definitely do not see him beating Fury again.

Are you really going to tell me with a straight face that Chisora beat Scott? lol c'mon bro that was a heist job.

You got to admit that was real shady.

Yes it was shady. If the fight continued I believe Chisora would have won anyway. You could tell from listening to Scott that he didnt like what was going on in the ring. I think he would have been stopped either way, he definitely would have gone down again

Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

What Americans have you got by the truck load. Chisora isnt a world beater but clearly he is above a lot of the average American heavy weights which he showed by beating Scott. I reckon if Chisora got a rematch against Fury he would win. I also think he beat Helenius in his fight. Chisora will struggle against top heavyweights, either very fast like Haye or big and skillfull like the Klits. He gives everyone else a good fight. Id definitely fancy his chances against Jennings, Arreola, Mitchell, Banks and Id say hed give Povetkin a very good fight.

Bermaine Stiverne, Arreola, Bryant Jennings, Andy Ruiz, Amir Mansour, Mitchell, Scott Jonathan Banks, WIlder, and THompson would fill up the truck.. All these guys are on the simliar level as Chisora, if not slightly better.

Fury has been elevating his game after each fight while Chisora has regressed so I definitely do not see him beating Fury again.

Are you really going to tell me with a straight face that Chisora beat Scott? lol c'mon bro that was a heist job.

You got to admit that was real shady.

Yes it was shady. If the fight continued I believe Chisora would have won anyway. You could tell from listening to Scott that he didnt like what was going on in the ring. I think he would have been stopped either way, he definitely would have gone down again

Agreed, but he well beat the count and responded clearly. It was a terrible stoppage and Scott deserved the chance to fight it out.

Does it even matter? That's like asking who should Fres Oquendo be fighting? Who the fuck cares?

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

Originally Posted by Jerry Rice

Why does Chisora get so much attention ?

Most of that attention comes from the Brits since Chisora is one of the very few British HWs whose making a little bit of noise. Americans don't care about him cuz we have fighters like chisora by the truckload. There is nothing impressive about the guy except for his outside ring antics.

Byrant Jennings can use the exposure. He should face chisora. Easy fight

What Americans have you got by the truck load. Chisora isnt a world beater but clearly he is above a lot of the average American heavy weights which he showed by beating Scott. I reckon if Chisora got a rematch against Fury he would win. I also think he beat Helenius in his fight. Chisora will struggle against top heavyweights, either very fast like Haye or big and skillfull like the Klits. He gives everyone else a good fight. Id definitely fancy his chances against Jennings, Arreola, Mitchell, Banks and Id say hed give Povetkin a very good fight.

Bermaine Stiverne, Arreola, Bryant Jennings, Andy Ruiz, Amir Mansour, Mitchell, Scott Jonathan Banks, WIlder, and THompson would fill up the truck.. All these guys are on the simliar level as Chisora, if not slightly better.

Fury has been elevating his game after each fight while Chisora has regressed so I definitely do not see him beating Fury again.

Are you really going to tell me with a straight face that Chisora beat Scott? lol c'mon bro that was a heist job.

You got to admit that was real shady.

Then why don't they fight Del Boy? Mitchell, Banks, Wilder et al are nothing special. Average or below like most non European heavies.