Will watch it if I'm in, which I don't yet know. I feel slightly guilty for being interested in the outcome, but that applies to boxing generally.
Shortening the fight to 10 rounds will favour Haye if it's true that Chisora's likely strategy is to let Haye tire and then go looking to land a big one on him. Chisora and his corner will know that, so I'm thinking he may look to surprise Haye and make a fairly big effort early in the fight instead. If he hasn't knocked Haye out by about Round 4 (which is possible, because he can certainly bang a bit) I think Haye will go on to win.