Fury: I pray that Chisora is okay after the fight this Saturday
July 17th, 2011
By Sean McDaniel: Unbeaten Tyson Fury (14-0, 10 KO’s) faces British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Dereck Chisora (14-0, 9 KO’s next Saturday night at the Wembley Arena, Wembley, London. Fury, 23, recently created a great deal of controversy when he said he mentioned killing Chisora in the ring during a telephone conference call last week. Fury looks to be in the damage control phase, because he’s talking religion now and not wanting Chisora to end up hurt in the fight.
Looks like Fury is playing nice with Chisora. It may be a bit late for that because he and his promoter cancelled a press conference because they were upset with the choice of words that Fury used. It’s unclear why Fury got so graphic when talking about what he he might have to do in the ring, but perhaps Fury was just trying to hype the fight and went a little overboard in the heat of the moment.
Chisora is the favorite to win on Saturday, so Fury is going to have to come up with something special if he wants to win the fight and move on to bigger and better things. Already, IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has said that he’s considering a fight against the winner of Fury vs. Chisora.
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cant wait to see ma and pa back at the lodge, hope i can get my hands on ma cousin elk, he’s big and powerful a real butt beast, then its out on the river for a bit of deliverence, has anybody tried to butt fcuk a deer, it’s awesome
If Chisora wins it’ll be via points, i dot think he will hurt fury at all. The sad thing is if Fury trained right and used his jab he would be force.
One thing with this fight that people are overlooking is Tysons record, in my eyes its as good if not better than Derecks, Delboy fought Sexton twice but Tyson fought John McDermott twice who I think is a much better fighter than Sam, also since those victories he has had two strong eight round wins over tough as nails journeyman Zack Page and, although a bit inactive, Richard Power came with a 12-0 record and didnt come to lose, then of course there was the Brazillian, also undefeated with a 13-0 (11ko’s) record, not coming to lose and definatly a guy who can hit.
Come on fury kill the woman basher.
We’ll have to lock u up with the women and kids bearcat cos ur a blantant fanny
Whatever you think of both boxers there’s no denying this is a good match-up. They both got credible domestic wins on their records. I can’t pick a winner out of this one. Their limitations make it as watchable as any strengths they have.
The gipsy has big mouth I think Delboy will f.ck him in that mouth.
Dirty smelly knacker fury
im sick of ur stupid posts bearcat, do us all a favour and shut the fcuk up
Fury is doomed
Will be an interesting fight. I see it as 50/50 – so very much looking forward to it.