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Who wins the rematch Whyte or Chisora?

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#1 ·
Looks like Del Boy-Dillian II is in the works for December 22nd. The rematch to a genuine domestic classic with two fucking nutters who don't like each other (or are very good at pretending they don't) Let's remind ourselves of the antics leading up to the first fight, and the fight itself, then discuss who takes the rematch, Dillian Whyte on the form of his career under Mark 'Fackin minge' Tibbs or a revitalised Del Boy Chisora.

I like them both but I got Big Dil (of course) not sure if he'll crack Chisora's big coconut head though.

All jokes aside, The first fight was fucking brilliant.



 
#10 ·
Whyte wins this and very easily.

Even though he sparked a guy Joshua struggled to make a dent in I don't think the actual performance was all that impressive and still believe Whyte carries more power.

The form book since they last met suggest's that Whyte has levelled up whilst Chisora has stayed around the same. I mean lets be honest most people would of fancied Parker to beat Whyte if they had boxed in December 2016.

Chisora goes to the ropes too often for a break and Whyte has a impressive work rate. I expect him to win on a wide points and it won't be a classic that the fans expect.
 
#12 ·
The fight against Takam will have taken a lot out Chisora and he's been in a lot of hard fights, Whyte has had a few hard fights too but he's younger and fresher.

The best thing Dillian can do is not wind up Del boy in the pressers, a motivated and pissed off Del boy is a hard nights work for most HW's. Give him respect in the build up and if he's flat during the fight Whyte can use the jab to control the fight. It'll probably end up a war though as Whyte will wind him up and as Del boy has had so many tough fights I can see Whyte stopping him late.
 
#13 ·
The fight against Takam will have taken a lot out Chisora and he's been in a lot of hard fights, Whyte has had a few hard fights too but he's younger and fresher.

The best thing Dillian can do is not wind up Del boy in the pressers, a motivated and pissed off Del boy is a hard nights work for most HW's. Give him respect in the build up and if he's flat during the fight Whyte can use the jab to control the fight. It'll probably end up a war though as Whyte will wind him up and as Del boy has had so many tough fights I can see Whyte stopping him late.
Excellent analysis
 
#16 ·
First fight was an absolute classic and i'll be very keen to see what plays out second time round.

I had Del Boy winning the first bout and felt he was hard done by not to get the decision. Time is not on his side though and Dillian seems to have stepped up a gear and has had a few decent wins since their last encounter. Not sure how many more tough fights Del can handle?

Brilliant win for Del last time out though, so maybe he still has a bit left in the tank.

These two seem made for each other and i think it would be another barn burner, the boxing will soon turn into a brawl i feel.

Heart says derek but head says dillian by a wider margin than last time, a 116-112 type of affair.
 
#29 ·
To be honest with you mate I don't think any less of people for backing down or getting scared of someone if that's not a contradiction to the person they claim to be, Hearn openly calls himself a silver spoon kid and says he can't fight for toffee and all the rest of it, Therefore, I can't really think bad of him for backing down and quivering to an enraged Dereck Chisora.

If you're a bloke, there's nothing wrong with saying look I'm not a fighter, I don't like confrontation etc. That's fine by me. I don't think any less of you at all.

Just my thoughts on it.
 
#30 ·
For all the shit Adam Smith rightfully gets for being a clear seat-sniffer and selecting the most atrocious team of analysts/commentators imaginable, he actually comes across as a decent bloke imo.

He’s clearly passionate about the sport and he openly praises fights and fighters from other networks.
 
#31 ·
For all the shit Adam Smith rightfully gets for being a clear seat-sniffer and selecting the most atrocious team of analysts/commentators imaginable, he actually comes across as a decent bloke imo.

He's clearly passionate about the sport and he openly praises fights and fighters from other networks.
He does come across a decent bloke but I hate him.
 
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