Well that was brutal. For the last five rounds before the ref stopped it, Chisora had took a relentess amount of hard head shots.
Considering the concussion protocols used in Football, it's hard to not believe Chisora would have sufferd irreparable damage in just this fight alone.
That's why they get paid the big bucks...but in the end it's unedifying viewing because you are really watching one guy destroy another guys mental capacity slowly over 25 mins of sport...
Castiron wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 10:17 pm
A pointless mismatch.
BlackDiamond wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 10:24 pm
Well that was brutal. For the last five rounds before the ref stopped it, Chisora had took a relentess amount of hard head shots.
Considering the concussion protocols used in Football, it's hard to not believe Chisora would have sufferd irreparable damage in just this fight alone.
That's why they get paid the big bucks...but in the end it's unedifying viewing because you are really watching one guy destroy another guys mental capacity slowly over 25 mins of sport...
I agree, think this was a training match for Tyson.
Full credit to Chisora for lasting those rounds as Fury controlled the match.
Hard to imagine that these guys are good friends, what a sport Chisora is for taking those punches. Should of been stopped earlier IMHO. Just hoping that Chisora is OK and recovers well after this. .... Surely a nice pay packet comes his way and a retirement from him soon.
Fury looked a bit rusty at first then stepped up to get the job done thought the referee was going to stop the fight earlier tbh.
Nice touch from Fury to let his friend have a one last big payday.
The after fight antics with Usyk and Joyce were rather cringey and unnecessary.
Hopefully he will get it on with either next fight.
Was even talking a Fury/ Wilder 4 ffs.
.... Surely a nice pay packet comes his way and a retirement from him soon.
