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I mean theres a rumour that a heavyweight that hits harder than fury and who has been brought in to spar a fighter that I quite like, presumably for the sole purpose of increase Hayes ability to cope with harder punches than he will likely get from Fury... and the rumour is that this sparring partner has done exactly that (which I think is a good thing)?
Why would I well up? ???
Why would you think I was talking to you when I replied to someone else:vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
People jumping to the wrong reply, copycat threads... Lots of emotions coming out over a rumour;D
Like 'hope' or 'yearning'? ;)
I'm in the quote tree and we've 'debated' over your Fury delusions before, was it that far fetched an assumption?
Seems you jumped the gun a bit and totally ignored the post under your yours that was actually attached.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
The clues were all there;D
"Hope" and "yearning"? Those must be the emotions Haye "fans" feel over this fight as when he loses this, he loses a mass of credibility and his career is in the toilet losing to a fat, slow, light punching, no chinned novice. ;)
.....Who???Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlLyle my friend I am very surprised you didn't see my SARCASM there my friend aimed at Fury's number 1 fan Ross.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongYes because Wilder is EXACTLY like Tyson Fury :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
After reading the actual "link" here, there is probably no reason to think there is any substance to this tale. All I know is that it would be quite interesting to see some sparring between these two, and it's fully possible such an outcome would happen if they were going hard. Has me wondering how often fighters actually get concussed in sparring affecting their performance on fight night etc, I dont have a clue how common it is. Still wonder whether it serves Haye to spar with Wilder in preparation for such a different type of guy.
Haye shouldn't really be worried about big punches from Fury as much as the possibility of getting leaned on and mauled late if the big oaf can actually take his power. Fury has zero chance whatsoever of being effective and landing at the range Wilder can.
Bloody hell! Carl Thompson sparked David Haye and inflicted his first defeat (blown up super middle etc.) Lolenga Mock knocked David Haye over in Reading on a Jim Evans show, I was there. Haye went on to winthefight.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanSlowly back away.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuggetdotcomIt was Carl Thompson you divis. Stop winding me up just because I'm old and forgetful.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44Brian Blessed?Quote:
Originally Posted by rossYour thinking of the bloke with the big tash that used to advertise the telephone books...Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44no yer divi, Carl Thompson is a sprinterQuote:
Originally Posted by nuggetdotcomIt was Carl Thompson wasn't it? Quality fighter up against a young and inexperienced Haye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
watch the Olympics if you don't believe me
He's not talking about Carl Thompson/Daley Thompson/Carl Lewis he's talking about someone else - initials LM.
This thread is a write off ;D
Wilder was an uncertain prospect with lots of negativity all until big LL showed him how to jab in that car park.
I can tell you why you're wrong, or just wait a couple of weeks... The first option is about as fun as hitting myself over the head.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossSeems you jumped the gun a bit and totally ignored the post under your yours that was actually attached.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
The clues were all there;D
"Hope" and "yearning"? Those must be the emotions Haye "fans" feel over this fight as when he loses this, he loses a mass of credibility and his career is in the toilet losing to a fat, slow, light punching, no chinned novice. ;)
Hayes sparring partner GREG TONY vs RICHARD TOWERS scandale et honte - YouTube
Some interviews with Furys sparring partners.
http://m.youtube.com/user/britishboxersUK
And a daft interview with that little Apollo Jackson;D
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bwmB0ON6V6U
Apollo Jackson interviews Chambers and Cunningham.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_c3hS0More8
Tyson Fury in the ring with Deontay Wilder, offering him a fight. He even dwarfs Wilder!
Tyson Fury challenging Deontay Wilder (VIDEO EXCLUSIVE) | Team Fury Boxing
Fury is such a prick. Making challenges when there is 0 chance of it happening. Get through Haye 1st you retard.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
yes its very easy to just say those things , the fact is he has been no where near a puncher , because the camp know he has a dodgy chin.
remember this clown was calling out the Brothers Grim after about 6 fights , he is all talk.
and its soon to end.
Clips of Haye sparring Wilder, Towers, Wach etc
http://vimeo.com/74734319
@ross - what you reckon? Obviously they edited out all the bits when Haye was unconcious but still
Take off the headguard and pillows and Wilder was kipping off that right hand.
Aren't you forgetting Haye has no chin and no defence Fenster ?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Easy to land shots against that level of sparring. Wilder has a poor chin and is yet to go past 4 rounds, Towers is crap and was kept in a fight by the ref when he was out on his feet and what has Wach done? Acted as a punch bag to Wlad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlAren't you forgetting Haye has no chin and no defence Fenster ?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Fury has had the better, sharper more experienced sparring;)
If you tried really hard you could probably put a highlight clip of the Valuev fight togethr;)
Even Fury's sparring partners are better ;D
Cunningham, Sprott (who just got sparked in one round) and novice Dillian White. Yeah I'm sure they cost much more than Haye's mob ;D
Cunningham and Chambers looking very sharp against Hughie in sparring!
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mih_Nri4lNI