Fury-Chisora, Dubois-Lerena Weights

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Tyson Fury 268.75 vs. Derek Chisora 260.75
(WBC heavyweight title)

Daniel Dubois 240.25 vs. Kevin Lerena 231
(WBA “regular” heavyweight title)

Yvan Mendy 134.6 vs. Denys Berinchyk 134.75
(European Lightweight title)

Karol Itauma 177.1 vs. Vladimir Belujsky 176.6
Royston Barney Smith 133.8 vs. Cruz Perez 132.25

Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
Promoter: Top Rank, Queensberry
TV: ESPN+ (USA), PPV (UK)

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  • Lerena’s come in high. My guess is he wants more of an inside fight where he can fire off his shorter punches and possibly punch with more pop.

    • Hope the fight lasts at least a few rounds and Lerena does not get caught early as Dubois clearly has the power advantage. He’s the underdog but rooting for Lerena.

  • We all know Fury is in this for the money. He say he is not, but then he is. Would it be far fetched for him to drop the title to his friend? There would be a rematch for a lot more money. The whole fight just has an odd feeling.

    • The key to understand is prize fighting would not exist if it was not for the fans who support it. We as fans invest time, money, and value to our entertainment that line the pockets of those involved in the sport of boxing. Yet, we as fans gauge which fights are worth the investment. Fury vs Chisora III is rather a poor investment for anybody looking for a great entertainment. If you have nothing to do in your life and you are bored, Fury vs Chisora III may give you something to do. As for me, I will save my time and investment for another fight worth seeing later down the road.

  • regardless of their friendship, I don’t think Chisora is one that scares easily.

  • Chisora has already demonstrated quite clearly that he doesn’t have the skills to overcome Fury’s height and weight advantages. He doesn’t even stand a puncher’s chance. Both he and Fury know this and it has been difficult to sell this fight. The outcome is entirely predictable. Both are just in it to make money selling hype. This is not true Boxing. This is a circus. The “era” of Tyson Fury is essentially a circus. No real talent evident, just hype. This is why I don’t watch these fights and don’t feel the urgency to. I don’t care at all about Tyson Fury. Fury is, from a historical standpoint, staggeringly pathetic IMO, and he benefits immensely from the historically high level of inept talent in the heavyweight division.

    • He is a circus at times but he is talented. Would you say Wilder has nothing to offer because he beat the crap out of Wilder twice and left him on the floor? I don’t think this fight should happen but name the heavyweight champ you like and they fought people that weren’t the most deserving option.

    • Hopefully you are not betting real money on this-better chance of Jesus coming back and sitting at ringside.

  • Classics to consider. Go fun:
    Canelo Vs Hearns at 160
    Franklin Vs Morrer at 175
    Morrer Vs Ward at 175
    Trinidad Vs Quartey at 147
    Mayweather Vs Tszyu at 140
    Pac man vs Corrales at 135
    Roman Gonzalez Vs Chaquita Gonzalez at any weight!!
    Best Regards

    • Canelo Vs Hearns at 160 -Hearns on points

      Franklin Vs Morrer at 175 do u mean Saad Muhammad? Moorer TKO 10

      Morrer Vs Ward at 175 can’t call it.

      Trinidad Vs Quartey at 147 Tito gets off the canvas to win on points.

      Mayweather Vs Tszyu at 140 Mayweather on points in a one fight, Tszyu has a few good moments.

      Pac man vs Corrales at 135
      Pac TKO 4, Chicos chin betrays him.

      Roman Gonzalez Vs Chaquita Gonzalez. Roman

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