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[erics44]

I'm amazed that he's even relevant to be fair. I mean, in meaningful fights recently (excluding that comedy show last time out) when was the last time he won one?
After the Fury fight, I honestly thought he should retire, and clearly so did his coach, and that's why they split.
How does he deserve a European title shot?

Chisora is a big name in HW boxing

ok when he steps up he usually loses but compare his record to other top 10 HWs

hes fought more top HWs than fury, AJ, Price, Brown, teper, Jennings and Wilder put together

[jon09]

I still want to see Arreola vs Chisora

[Primo Carnera]

I'm amazed that he's even relevant to be fair. I mean, in meaningful fights recently (excluding that comedy show last time out) when was the last time he won one?
After the Fury fight, I honestly thought he should retire, and clearly so did his coach, and that's why they split.
How does he deserve a European title shot?

Chisora is a big name in HW boxing

ok when he steps up he usually loses but compare his record to other top 10 HWs

hes fought more top HWs than fury, AJ, Price, Brown, teper, Jennings and Wilder put together

"big name?" what does that even mean? out of all these top HW's he's fought , how many has he beat? and out of all those names above, how many do you think he would actually beat?
After his performance against Fury, where he didn't land one meaningful punch and took a hell of lot of punishment, I think for his own sake , it would've been better if he retired .
I genuinely believe that him and his coach had a fall out after that fight because the coach couldn't bear to see him take any more and maybe get permanent damage.
if he wants to fight on, good luck to him, that's entirely his choice, but I just hope he doesn't regret it.