The Brook/ Carson fight could of been a good indication of how this fight might look. :)
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The Brook/ Carson fight could of been a good indication of how this fight might look. :)
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Originally Posted by shza
Don't get me wrong - I'd be happy to see either of these guys get KTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teas
Hard to remember it... He'd had 6 bouts, was younger and lighter so I suspect the importance of it may be low.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
haye no show for phone press conference....why's he such a big pussy?
probably coz he's a much better fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by TeasYeh me too. Think I just favour haye but not sure why?Quote:
Originally Posted by shzaDon't get me wrong - I'd be happy to see either of these guys get KTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teas
i support both fighters, british heavyweights on the world scene, there havent been too many of those
yes they are both cocks but thats how you make your money and there have been plenty of cocks in boxing
chisora isnt in the same league tho if you ask me
As far as talent I completely agree, but Haye doesn't like to work much and I think Chisora should have the output to make this interesting, assuming he can take Haye's punch. Haye has never been in a real fight at Heavyweight, so if Chisora can walk through his shots and get inside this is a tough one to call imo. I'd be impressed if either man could stop the other in truth, Haye will probably hope to pot shot and keep distance if he can. Bad blood rarely outweighs what gives a fighter his best chance to be effective, I wouldn't be surprised if this weren't what it's billed to be. Certainly both men have proven capable of falling well short over 12 rounds, that we know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44probably coz he's a much better fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by TeasYeh me too. Think I just favour haye but not sure why?Quote:
Originally Posted by shzaDon't get me wrong - I'd be happy to see either of these guys get KTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teas
i support both fighters, british heavyweights on the world scene, there havent been too many of those
yes they are both cocks but thats how you make your money and there have been plenty of cocks in boxing
chisora isnt in the same league tho if you ask me
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Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
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It's pretty bad when someone is too scared to get on the same phone line as their oppenent. Lookin very good for del boy.
pretty daft comment really - wlad has proven capability of falling well short over 12 rounds, so does pac and cotto and hatton, you could probably count on one hand the fighters that havent in the whole of historyQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingAs far as talent I completely agree, but Haye doesn't like to work much and I think Chisora should have the output to make this interesting, assuming he can take Haye's punch. Haye has never been in a real fight at Heavyweight, so if Chisora can walk through his shots and get inside this is a tough one to call imo. I'd be impressed if either man could stop the other in truth, Haye will probably hope to pot shot and keep distance if he can. Bad blood rarely outweighs what gives a fighter his best chance to be effective, I wouldn't be surprised if this weren't what it's billed to be. Certainly both men have proven capable of falling well short over 12 rounds, that we know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44probably coz he's a much better fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by TeasYeh me too. Think I just favour haye but not sure why?Quote:
Originally Posted by shzaDon't get me wrong - I'd be happy to see either of these guys get KTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teas
i support both fighters, british heavyweights on the world scene, there havent been too many of those
yes they are both cocks but thats how you make your money and there have been plenty of cocks in boxing
chisora isnt in the same league tho if you ask me
your other comment - chisora could make it interesting - i hope so but i think its probably the best we can hope for, theres little chance of him winning
Do not read too much into it. Haye is playing around.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat<br />Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
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It's pretty bad when someone is too scared to get on the same phone line as their oppenent. Lookin very good for del boy.
Hopefully Chisora won't be taken in hook line and sinker by the ploy like you've just been, I reckon he's smarter than that. I don't see how getting lulled into thinking Haye isn't going to show up is 'looking very good' at all. Talk about a false sense of security.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat<br />Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
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It's pretty bad when someone is too scared to get on the same phone line as their oppenent. Lookin very good for del boy.
Come on, it's kidology 101 level shit, like we should expect from Booth and Haye by now... How can you not see through it? ???
Actually Wlad has never lost a 12 round fight, neither has Hatton on paper. Pacquiao and Cotto have certainly never "fallen short" over 12 rounds, only lost close fights after leaving it all in the ring. I was alluding to the fact that Haye and Chisora have both had real stinkers where they didn't do much more than try to survive over the distance within the last couple of years, so it's very possibly this matchup will dissapoint. But of course you didn't get it:DQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44pretty daft comment really - wlad has proven capability of falling well short over 12 rounds, so does pac and cotto and hatton, you could probably count on one hand the fighters that havent in the whole of historyQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingAs far as talent I completely agree, but Haye doesn't like to work much and I think Chisora should have the output to make this interesting, assuming he can take Haye's punch. Haye has never been in a real fight at Heavyweight, so if Chisora can walk through his shots and get inside this is a tough one to call imo. I'd be impressed if either man could stop the other in truth, Haye will probably hope to pot shot and keep distance if he can. Bad blood rarely outweighs what gives a fighter his best chance to be effective, I wouldn't be surprised if this weren't what it's billed to be. Certainly both men have proven capable of falling well short over 12 rounds, that we know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44probably coz he's a much better fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by TeasYeh me too. Think I just favour haye but not sure why?Quote:
Originally Posted by shzaDon't get me wrong - I'd be happy to see either of these guys get KTFO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teas
i support both fighters, british heavyweights on the world scene, there havent been too many of those
yes they are both cocks but thats how you make your money and there have been plenty of cocks in boxing
chisora isnt in the same league tho if you ask me
your other comment - chisora could make it interesting - i hope so but i think its probably the best we can hope for, theres little chance of him winning
it is all up to Haye. He can outbox Chisora and win a UD. That is only if he fights smart and makes it a quite boring fight unfortunately . If only Haye had a good jab , i'd be confident with him winning it. Anyways, I think Haye wins a close decision
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Originally Posted by amat<br /><br />Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
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It's pretty bad when someone is too scared to get on the same phone line as their oppenent. Lookin very good for del boy.
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Hopefully Chisora won't be taken in hook line and sinker by the ploy like you've just been, I reckon he's smarter than that. I don't see how getting lulled into thinking Haye isn't going to show up is 'looking very good' at all. Talk about a false sense of security.<br />
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Come on, it's kidology 101 level shit, like we should expect from Booth and Haye by now... How can you not see through it? <img src="images/smilies/huh.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Huh" smilieid="15" class="inlineimg" />
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:vd: My post was in jest and I'm surprised an explanation was needed. Fenster would have got it I'm sure.
Anyways, I'm fairly confident Haye will win this fight but I really do not want him to. Boxing is a "what have you done for me lately" type of thing and chIsora has built up much more goodwill then Haye recently. It's not a fight I'm looking forward to a whole lot but will obviously pay attention because of how much it gets the Brits fired up.
This one is a bit of conundrum to me. On one hand Chisora's uttery lack of respect and decency with the K bro's, I dont mind the slap at all I thought it was stupidly brave thing to do but the spitting thing was just..what the fuck?
But Haye's diving like a footballer in the ring was just disgusting. Let's not forget the toe. Hearns fought Hagler for 2 more rounds with a broken right hand and he said the better man won the night, Ali fought all night vs Norton with a broken Jaw and this fuck is bitching about a damn toe?
I secretly hope for a double KO but if I had to pick I'd say I hope Chisora wins this one.
lets not hear about the toe.Quote:
Originally Posted by DavilaJones
Booth spoke the truth when he told Bunce on the radio show that David (Haye) got hit with a good clean right hand in the 5th or 6th round and it deterred him from trying to win. Booth admitted it.
As for haye vs chisora. It depends on alot of things. 1-What kind of shape is Chisora in. If he comes in at the low 240s and is ready to get after it, then I can see a late Chisora stoppage.2- But he better be determined. Haye has fast hands and pretty good power. Chisora will have to be willing to take alot of punches and keep coming. 3-Chisora better have the right strategy- get to the body and look for a left hook to the chin. But until that left hook lands, just get anything you can on Haye's body. Wear him down.