Haye Chisora Aftermath

This is a new video from BoxNation which discussed the aftermath of the brawl that happened at the Vitali Klitschko / Dereck Chisora post fight press conference between David Haye and Dereck Chisora.

Frank Warren, Steve Bunce and Colin Hart discuss the issues arising from the Chisora fight with Vitali Klitschko, includes footage of the Haye Chisora brawl from another angle.

Klitschko Chisora Full Fight

This is the full fight video for the WBC heavyweight championship fight that happened Saturday, February 18th in Munich, Germany between current champion Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck Chisora.

Chisora & Haye Fight at Klitschko Post Fight Presser

During the post fight press conference for the WBC heavyweight title fight between Dereck Chisora and champion Vitali Klitschko, who retained his crown, Dereck had a brawl with David Haye when Haye came in to talk to Vitali about a potential fight.  Words were exchanged between Chisora and Haye that led to a fight.  Afterwords Chisora said that Haye "glassed" him and threatened to shoot Haye and find and beat him up and Adam Booth had a cut on his head.  Here's the video of the incident....



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Here are some still pictures of the incident:



and here's Wladimir Klitschko's response to the incident:

Klitschko Wins Unanimous Decision Over Chisora

Vitali Klitschko retained his WBC heavyweight belt this evening by defeating Dereck Chisora by decision at the Olympiahalle, in Munich, Germany..  Chisora put up a game effort using angles and body punching effectively but Vitali was more constant and put on a very workmanlike performance.  The final scores were 118-110, 118-110 and 119-111.

Klitschko Chisora Weigh In

Today was the weigh-in for the WBC heavyweight title fight between current champ Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck Chisora which will take place tomorrow night. The weigh in took place in Munich, Germany. Vitali Klitschko weighed in at 110,5 kg / 243.6 lbs while Dereck Chisora weighed 109,4 kg / 241.2 lbs.

At the weigh in Chisora also did the unexpected when he slapped Vitali in the face during the stare down. Here is some footage from Sky Sports of the weigh-in including Chisora's antics.





and here's a more complete video...

Where To Watch Klitschko vs Chisora

This is where you will find up-to-date information on where to watch the WBC heavyweight championship fight between current WBC champ Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck Chisora which will take place this Saturday, Febrauary 18th at the Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany.

Where To Watch Klitschko vs Chisora in the US

EpixHD.com will stream the fights live as part of a special free trial offer for boxing fans. The EPIX live telecast and the EpixHD.com live stream will begin at 4:30 p.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. PT. For a direct link to the event you can go here.

Where To Watch Klitschko vs Chisora via Stream

Not a stream but this site will offer a play by play here and the chat on this site will have updates too.  The chat is located on the right upper hand side of the blog ----> ....

Where To Watch Klitschko vs Chisora Overseas

RTL (rtl.de) will show the fight out of Germany @ 20.50 pm (CET).

In the UK you can watch BoxNation: Sky channel 456 or Virgin channel 546 starting at 20:00 GMT and will include the undercard.

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Klitschko Chisora Open Workout

An open workout occurred at the Mercedes-Benz dealership in Munich, Germany. Over 1000 people showed to watch the WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck Chisora show off their skills before their big championship fight this weekend on Saturday, February 18th Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany. Here is some footage of the event..

Vitali Klitschko Working Out

video from Epix...

Dereck Chisora Working Out

video from epix...

Interviews with Dereck Chisora & Vitali Klitschko

SkySports Open Workout Coverage

For pictures of the public workout you can see them here and here...

Klitschko Chisora Final Press Conference

This is footage out of Munich, Germany(February 13th) of the final presser between WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck Chisora before their title fight this Saturday, February 18th in Germany.




here's another video...

Klitschko Chisora Staredown

Chisora Quotes

"Right now I can smell fear in this corner. They know they're about to lose something massive. I'm excited; I'm looking forward to this fight."

“The Klitschko team don’t like me because I’m wild and unpredictable and I’m not like any of the other challengers that bow down in front of them. It scares them because they no control over me.

The way I’m going to fight he won’t be able to keep up with the pace I’m going to set. It will be at a hundred miles an hour and his old legs won’t be able to keep up. I’m not scared of him, he’s human, he bleeds and so do I, I’m looking forward to this now, it’s so close.

It’s the end for Vitali, I promise you, I will end the Klitschko reign and cause a massive upset in my magic round eight that will be felt around the world.

It’s my dream to challenge for the WBC heavyweight championship of the world and secondly to be introduced by the legendary Michael Buffer into the ring.

It will be rounded off nicely to hear Buffer say the words ‘And the new heavyweight champion of the world, from London, England, Dereck Chisora.”

Klitschko Quotes

"You promise to knock me out in round 8... I train very hard, I take your word seriously. That's why I'm ready for the fight... Right now, no one can stop me."

“I’m looking into Chisora’s eyes and I see a young fighter who wants wants to win the world title. When he said that he was going to finish me in round eight I realized that this guy is serious and I have never prepared as hard for a fight.
But I’ve told him that he’s not the one to stop me, no one can, I’m going to show everyone why I am the champion and why I have ruled for so long.”

Chisora Training And Interview Ahead of Klitschko Fight

This is footage of Dereck Chisora in preparation for his WBC title crack on Saturday, February 18th along with an exclusive interview during his training session in North London where he discusses his trainer Don Charles, boxing, and Muhammed Ali.

Klitschko Chisora Face Off

In this new video, UK's BoxNation's John Rawlingace hosted a face off (head to head) between WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko and his February 18th opponent Dereck Chisora. They both had their predictions and the tension is now getting higher between them despite their friendliness at the last press conference...

Klitschko Chisora London Press Conference

Today there was a press conference  at the Landmark Hotel, in London with WBC champion Vitali Klitschko 43-2(40) and challenger Dereck Chisora 15-2(9) ahead of their championship fight this February 18th at the Olympic Hall in Munich, Germany.  Here is a video showcasing the event:

Vitali Klitschko Interview

Chisora Interview

Presser Quotes

“You getting ready?” Chisora asked.

“Of course,” replied Vitali.

“Good, that’s what I wanna hear. We’re gonna have fun. This is going to be the best fight you’ve ever had.

“I hope so,” said Klitschko.

Vitali looked at Chisora’s T-shirt(“Del Boy" was dressed in a Muhammad Ali cap and T-shirt) and asked him if he wants to be like Ali.

“No, you’re trying to be like Ali,” Chisora said.

Klitschko Chisora Presser

Today was the press conference for the heavyweight championship bout that will happen February 18th between current WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko and heavyweight contender Dereck Chisora. Here are some video clips of the press conference:

Vitali Klitschko To Face Chisora

WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko 43(40) - 2 will defend his title against Britain's Dereck Chisora 15(9)-2 on February 18th at the Olympic Hall in Munich, Germany. Chisora lost his last fight by controversial decision in a fight many including myself thought he won. Wladimir was supposed to face Chisora last year but had to pull out due to a abdominal injury so this will give Chisora a chance to finally face a Klitschko.

Klitschko Quotes

"I'm warned by his excellent performance against Helenius and will, as always, prepare myself intensely and meticulously."

"Chisora showed in his last fight, which he lost unfairly, that when his opponents are much bigger he can fight well on the inside."

"I will take warning from his excellent performance against Helenius and train intensely and meticulously as always. I won't let all his talking affect me, however."

Chisora Quotes

"Wladimir Klitschko did not fight me but now I'm going to get the championship belt by beating his older brother."

"I'm going to show Vitali Klitschko that his time has expired and send him into retirement. When his younger brother then wants a fight against me then I'll be ready to bring all the championship belts to London."

Chisora vs Helenius Highlights

Klitschko Adamek Full Fight

This is the full fight video for the WBC heavyweight champonship fight between champion Vitali Klitschko and former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek that happened on Saturday, September 10th.

Klitschko Adamek Round 1

Klitschko Adamek Round 2

*Adamek gets knocked against the ropes and should have been a standing 8 count..

Klitschko Adamek Round 3

Klitschko Adamek Round 4

Klitschko Adamek Round 5

Klitschko Adamek Round 6

*Klitschko knocks Adamek against the ropes and this time its counted as a knockdown-- receives standing 8 count..

Klitschko Adamek Round 7

Klitschko Adamek Round 8

*Vitali slips when he turns his leg wrong after a punch to Adamek... Momentary scare.

Klitschko Adamek Round 9

Klitschko Adamek Round 10

Klitschko Adamek Post Fight

*Vitali interview

Klitschko TKO's Adamek In 10!

Vitali Klitschko had an easy night defending his WBC crown against former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek.  The old adage that a good big man beats a good small man came to fruition Saturday night as Vitali easily used his height, weight, and skill combination to never allow Adamek in the fight.

  At 40 years old Vitali does not show any signs of slowing down and came in at a low 242 lbs   In round 2 Vitali hit Adamek with a overhand right that made Adamek fall against the ropes and should have counted as a standing 8 but was not.  The fight continued with Vitali doing what he wanted at will while Adamek tried and made a game effort but was just in way over his head (literally).  The same thing happened in the 6th round ( overhand right and Adamek falls against the ropes) but this time it was ruled a knockdown and Adamek received a standing 8 count.  The fight went on the same way with more domination until the ref seen enough and the fight was called to a halt at the 2:20 mark in round 10. With this win Klitschko improved to 43-2 with his 40th knockout and Adamek dropped to 44-2.

Wladimir Klitschko Quotes

"I think the referee made the right decision. He probably could have stopped it a minute earlier."

Vitali Klitschko Quotes

"He's a very good boxer. He was a cruiserweight champion, he was a light heavyweight champion, but he's not good enough to be a heavyweight champion because it's a whole other league."

Adamek Quotes

"He was simply the better fighter and he won. That's sport. You win some and you lose some. This time I lost."


  Congratulations to Vitali to his 40th KO victory and 43nd career win!

Klitschko Adamek Weigh In

Today was the weigh in for the WBC heavyweight championship fight tomorrow night between current champ Vitali Klitschko and Tomasz Adamek. Adamek weighed in at  98 kg / 216 lbs while Vitali weighed in at 110.2 kg- 242.9 pounds...

Klitschko Adamek Weigh In Video

here's another video..

Klitschko Adamek Public Workout

Here is video footage from Wednesday, September 7th in Wroclaw, Poland showing WBC heavyweight champ Vitali Klitschko and WBC #1 contender Tomasz Adamek doing their public workouts ahead of their championship fight this Saturday.








Adamek workout..





Klitschko workout...

Klitschko Adamek Undercard

This is where you will find up-to-date information on the undercard for the WBC heavyweight championship fight this September 10th between current champion Vitali Klitschko and former light heavweight and cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek.  The fight will take place in Wroclaw, Poland.

		cruiserweight	Pawel Kolodziej	SC	Ola Afolabi	12
		cruiserweight	Mateusz Masternak	SC	TBA	10
		heavyweight	Andrzej Wawrzyk	SC	Devin Vargas	10
		middleweight	Maksym Bursak	SC	Daniel Urbanski	10
		welterweight	Sadam Ali	SC	Boris Berg	8
		middleweight	Mariusz Cendrowski	SC	Anton Sjomkin	8

Come back for more updates..

Klitschko Adamek Tickets

Tickets are now on sale for the WBC heavyweight championship fight that will take place at the Stadion Wroclaw in Wroclaw, Poland on Saturday, September 10th, 2011 between current champion Vitali Klitschko ( won 42 (KO 39) + lost 2 (KO 2) + drawn 0 = 44) and former light heavyweight and crusiserweight champion turned heavyweight contender Tomasz Adamek ( won 44 (KO 28) + lost 1 (KO 0) + drawn 0 = 45). 

Fans from the UK can get their Klitschko vs Adamek Tickets Here.


Fans from Germany can get their Klitschko Adamek Tickets Here.


Also, fans from Poland can get their Klitschko Adamek Tickets Here...


Enjoy!

Adamek and Bloodworth Talk Klitschko Fight

Ahead of his WBC title shot on September 10 in Wrocław, Poland, former light heavyweight and cruiserweight world champion Tomasz Adamek (44-1, 28 KOs) and his trainer Roger Bloodworth talk about his training camp and upcoming fight with WBC heavyweight champion Vitaly Klitschko (42-2, 39 KO).


How ready are you to work hard for the next 11-12 weeks?

Tomasz Adamek: Ready. I know what’s at stake. I’m joking that I already did so much work by myself that Tyler, my conditioning specialist and Roger have it too easy…

Roger Bloodworth: Tomek is always in shape. Always. First day of training he was around 220 pounds, so more than I want him to have against Vitali Klitschko. How many fighters can say that? Some people are assuming that it will be a very long training camp but I call it normal – 11, almost 12 weeks. Tomek was rested more than ever, although since his last fight was just two months. Rested mentally and physically. He is interested in all the boxing business, money and so on, but for him it’s really secondary, never overshadows the will to beat the other guy, to get the belt.

Until this year you fought more than any top-level heavyweight in decades, four times a year. Now it will be a more regular, two time affair – you fought against Kevin McBride in April and on September 10 you will have biggest fight of your life – at least as a heavyweight – versus Vitali Klitschko.

Tomasz Adamek: Roger was telling me from the beginning that I need heavyweight experience that my body needs to grow with the additional 20 pounds I’m carrying since my cruiserweight times. It was hard to fight every three months against guys taller and heavier than me by some inches and 30+ pounds but necessary.

Roger Bloodworth: It was what Tomek needed, this is what I believed in from the first day we start working together. Not only experience of fighting big guys, but a natural development of his body. Now he is ready, there’s no more time to wait. Vitali offered Tomek this fight in the best possible moment.

How do you stay focused for such a long time? Are there times when Roger, you manager Zyggi Rozalski or your wife Dorota has to encourage you to get from the bed and start training?

Tomasz Adamek: It never happens and it never will. People who don’t understand what awaits them in boxing ring should never box. I’m working for a goal, working for myself and taking training lightly will be like punching myself in the face for pleasure. In the end, not Roger, Zyggi or my wife Dorota has to go and fight. I do. For the next three weeks I will stay in New Jersey getting in best possible shape, then its Poconos Mountains again. I’m training six days a week – first five days twice a week, one on Saturday.

Roger Bloodworth: We have partnership – I told him the truth and he is telling me the truth, we are in constant two-way conversations. During a training camp you are trying to keep fighter sharp all the time. This is why I never plan ahead what we will do the next day – I see what’s going on, what their attention span is and I’m making a decision what to do next on the spot. It keeps Tomek from getting bored although it never happens with him. I think he genuinely likes to train, and sometimes I have to slow him down. It’s a perfect situation for a trainer, and as you well know from my past, without naming any names, fighters don’t always want to work hard. What I’m saying is that it’s not necessary to have a partnership with a fighter, you do your job as a trainer no matter what, but it helps so much. It’s not lip service, because sometimes trainers are saying stuff just to look good, and the truth is different. Not here.

Not many experts are giving you a chance against Vitali Klitschko but at the same time, they are saying that this is – next to the upcoming Wladimir Klitschko – David Haye bout – best possible fight to be made. Your opinion?

Tomasz Adamek: I know that I’m not a favorite. I never was. If you would look at predictions when I was a light heavyweight, then cruiserweight and heavyweight, people were predicting wrong many of many fights. It did not matter then, it’s not important now. I read somewhere that the best possible fight in the heavyweight division will happen when Haye will lose to Wladimir and I will be defeated by Vitali – two losers fighting each other. Why not two winners?

Roger Bloodworth: This is a job for a journalist – create interest. I’m saying that with all the respect to their job. Of course Tomek is not a favorite and of course I’m aware of the dangers of Adamek fighting Klitschko. I would be an idiot not knowing that. But it doesn’t matter – my role in this business is simple – prepare the fighter to win. Do everything that’s possible to give him the best possible chance. Tomek reads all this stuff, predictions going one way or another. I like it because all this ”you have no chance” builds him up – he’s a warrior. Lesser guys would crumble under pressure; he uses it as a fuel. And it puts all the pressure on Vitali, so I like it. Thank you and congratulations for not asking what Adamek’s tactics for Klitschko will be. September 10 in Wrocław will give all the answers to this question.