Examining the Derek Chisora bring all of it final promise claim.
On the face of it on the surface level, you might take him at face value with it and say, maybe, so you claim.
In that he will bring everything he has against Deontay Wilder in what will be both boxers’ 50th professional fights this year.
Chisora says it is his last fight but Wilder vows to box on saying he’s only in his prime now.
But with Chisora he has been acting a little different lately. More out of character. There is something up with him and he comes across as more nervous for some factor unknown at this point.
Wilder other than letting an idiot pundit on Talk Sport have it verbally is more calm and cool than ever.
Chisora will need to bring all of it as he’s stepping in there with a well rested Wilder who got the ring rust off him last summer and will have a proper training set up ahead of the bout next month.
Much better than what he had last year for the comeback fight.
Wilder also has a good style to set up Chisora into traps and sit back and pick Chisora off, so Chisora will need to be at his best to have a chance with Wilder.
Deontay Wilder will be bringing the heat and maximum intensity in this one from round one — switched on from that first bell.
Chisora beware.
