It’s not a fight everyone is calling for, but it’s happening anyway: Tyson Fury vs Derek Chisora III. This is probably why…
1 No other option
This is a big deal for promoter Frank Warren, who, during his press conference announcing the match, lowered the list of heavyweights on BoxRec.com to prove that the only serious contender on the planet. The world where Tyson Fury can fight next is Derek Chisora.
2 comforts at home
The inability to go to the US has certainly affected the options available to Fury, so it makes perfect sense for him to stay in the UK and fight a British. He could also say that he is doing it for the benefit of the British economy and not out of necessity.
3 Fury and Chisora are kind souls
It’s been a dysfunctional relationship, not abusive, but there’s still the feeling that Fury and Chisora get along pretty well and, after this third fight, will probably become friends for life.
4 It’s Now Or Never For Chisora
Chisora has always had the feeling that he is just one match away from retiring and it is for this reason that the big names at heavyweight all want to join him, fearing that his traction will become less of a hit. should be wasted.
5 No Usyk
If we’re going to be honest, the only fight that really makes sense for Fury to be in next is the one against Oleksandr Usyk, the Ukrainian considered by many to be on par. However, Usyk has stated that he won’t be fighting anymore in 2022, so it’s a pity that can’t happen.
6 Too many egos
An alternative to Usyk is the fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua that only fell apart due to too many egos involved in the negotiations. Now Fury says he won’t fight Joshua at all.
7 The first two fights were forgettable
The nice thing about the first two Fury-Chisora skirmishes is that they are so forgettable. Better still, the majority of the audience this third fight is aimed at won’t be watching boxing in 2014, the year Fury and Chisora last met.
8 Fury vs. Anyone selling
Sadly, we’re now at a stage where the idea of watching a Tyson Fury box in a football stadium is all that really matters to a lot of people paying to see such a thing. Competitors are irrelevant, arguing that these fans post photos and videos of “Wish You Were Here” on social media.
9 Chisora is a PPV . star
Okay, calling him a pay-per-view “star” might be prolonging it, but clearly over the past three or four years, Chisora has emerged as someone to be trusted – both in terms of personality and fighting style – for use as a B Face PPV.
10 problems of the trio
Obviously the trio matters and with two of them soon to be his, Fury will be proud to say he has done something no world heavyweight champion has done before.
