Apparently Pabon likes to ref the Valuev fights...as a good omen he was the ref for Valuev-Holyfield and Valuev-Chagaev, Nico should have lost both of those.
See if you can find out if he's been the source of any controversy
Luis Pabon
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Apparently Pabon likes to ref the Valuev fights...as a good omen he was the ref for Valuev-Holyfield and Valuev-Chagaev, Nico should have lost both of those.
See if you can find out if he's been the source of any controversy
Luis Pabon
Never even heard of him! I hope he's not a dick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
He seems to give fighters a fair shake at least.
I'm getting a bit nervous for Haye now. Haye really is very untested at HW and here he is facing someone who just needs to keep him at elbows length. Haye can do this but it's not going to be easy getting in and out and unloading without getting tagged in return. Will sure make curious viewing.
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Originally Posted by miles
the entire fight is based around intrigue
We on here are just about as knowlegable of the sport as you can get, yet nobody really has an idea how tommorows gonna go down:confused:
Well i'm not psychic but, I honestly think Haye will stop Valuev. He WILL certainly floor him and I don't see Valuev liking that too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by hattonthehammerQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
the entire fight is based around intrigue
We on here are just about as knowlegable of the sport as you can get, yet nobody really has an idea how tommorows gonna go down:confused:
Or the ring foundations!... :-\
To be honest though I don't know if I see any knock downs happening, maybe a late stoppage either way but I can't see Haye being able to get the leverage punching up to floor valuev and valuev doesn't operate like that.
if 300lbs clips you on the chin you'll go down, but Valuev doesn't have consitant one punch power, if he gets a knock down it will be because the punch landed just right and haye was in the right place for it to happen and not simply because his punches are concusive.