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Tua will probably get stopped and a wake up call that he hasn't tried hard enough in his career. Ustinov is a huge man and has power.
From what I've read, Tua is in very good shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And I don't see anyone stopping Tua, he's solid.
So was Hatton...Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosFrom what I've read, Tua is in very good shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And I don't see anyone stopping Tua, he's solid.
Barrett put him down;)
That's not stopping him is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by rossSo was Hatton...Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosFrom what I've read, Tua is in very good shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And I don't see anyone stopping Tua, he's solid.
Barrett put him down;)
Barrett ended the fight worse with a badly broken jaw.
the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
Yep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
I agree, it's very unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
I dont get it, after Hayes dismal, boring performance v Wladamir, why would anyone even be interested? It would be more of the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI agree, it's very unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
Its not like he beat, hurt or showed promise against Wlad and Vitali wants revenge, like against Sanders, or Peter (who was holding a title) and its not like he has done a great deal to deserve a shot since.
And Francesco Pianeta has done enough?Quote:
Originally Posted by rossI dont get it, after Hayes dismal, boring performance v Wladamir, why would anyone even be interested? It would be more of the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI agree, it's very unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
Its not like he beat, hurt or showed promise against Wlad and Vitali wants revenge, like against Sanders, or Peter (who was holding a title) and its not like he has done a great deal to deserve a shot since.
you are one of the most vocal (textual) posters about haye in a negative wayQuote:
Originally Posted by rossI dont get it, after Hayes dismal, boring performance v Wladamir, why would anyone even be interested? It would be more of the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI agree, it's very unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
Its not like he beat, hurt or showed promise against Wlad and Vitali wants revenge, like against Sanders, or Peter (who was holding a title) and its not like he has done a great deal to deserve a shot since.
it is clear you dont like him
the rest of the world would like to see him fight vitali and even wlad again (excluding lyle)
and vitali has been very vocal about haye since wlad, making several promises
Why would he? He's 40-something and retired.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
Because Haye is still a very sellable product. Get it signed and let Haye's gob do the rest, it still makes financial sense. My toe was hurt against Wlad, but this time....Quote:
Originally Posted by rossI dont get it, after Hayes dismal, boring performance v Wladamir, why would anyone even be interested? It would be more of the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI agree, it's very unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44thats true but you can see from the barrett fights he is a long way past his best, any decent hw with any hope of a title fight would beat barrett even when barrett was at his very bestQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYep. However Tua has scarcely been in a bad fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44the thing that jumps out on that article is the fact Vitali is interested in fighting tuaQuote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
shows what ambition he has left and confirms he will never be in a meaningful fight again
I still think Vitali Haye should be his big fight before retirement.
vitali will never fight haye
Its not like he beat, hurt or showed promise against Wlad and Vitali wants revenge, like against Sanders, or Peter (who was holding a title) and its not like he has done a great deal to deserve a shot since.
Haye might even win! Setting up another fight with Wlad which of course will sell.
he did make a few promises but if he's changed his mind then thats fine :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanflickerWhy would he? He's 40-something and retired.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44