David Price believes veteran heavyweight Derek Chisora will fight Francis Nganno He was in his next fight in Saudi Arabia after a unanimous decision to defeat Otto Wallin on Saturday night in Manchester, England.
Ngannou (0-2) is dangerous for fighters like Chisora, as he hits so hard and feasts in slow game. Chisora will be the seated duck against Ngannou.
Price also mentioned the possibility that Dillian Whyte and Joseph Parker were Chisora. Parker has beaten Derek twice, and for the New Zealanders, it will be A huge step. Most of the top 15 contenders will beat Chisora. His team chose the weakest in Wallin’s power to improve his chances of winning. Even bottom feeders like Jemaine Franklin are too many for Chisora.
Derek won his IBF mandatory position last night with zero chances, as it would be 100% massacre. Dubois will eliminate Chisora in the first round, and fans feel deprived of huge opposition by event organizers.
You can’t put Chisora in with a good heavyweight because he’ll be slaughtered, which is bad for the sponsors of the event and for the horrible appearance of the sport. Chisora was beaten up for last night against carefully selected Otto Wallin. This guy had a good review of it before this fight.
I don’t think Parker wants to see this fight unless he gets a lot of money and loses Dubois’ knockout game. It’s hard to sell, as Parker has beaten Chisora twice and their third fight with them seems meaningless.
The 41-year-old Chisora (36-13, 23 KO) said after the fight that he deserves a “blockbuster” in Game 50, and mentioned Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk They are his two choices. But, for obvious reasons, these guys won’t fight Ham & Egger like Chisora.
Ngannou (0-2) will be the ideal opponent for Chisora and if he can get his interest, he will have a chance to win if he is not 38—year-old.
“I think it’s going to be Francis Ngannou of Saudi Arabia. That’s what he thinks.” David Price Ring Magazine About him believe Derek Chisora will fight for 50 battles after defeating Otto Wallin last Saturday night. “No matter who he fights, it will be a great game in the competition.
Price added that he felt that Chisora’s knockout in Wallin battle looked more like his balance, which is what Otto said. He said his feet were tangled. I watched the battle and felt that both knockouts were false, and the referee was hit with a serious call. These are not knocks on the door. Price said it would be an attraction if you take two knockouts away.
The scores are 114-112, 116-110 and 117-109. I let Warling win the battle 7-5. I didn’t count the two hits because they were slips.
Last updated on February 9, 2010