Boys and girls listen to me. Haye will beat the shit out of Chisora. It won't even be close. Don't believe the hype. You Brits can really sell a fight. you guys fooled me once with the Harrison fight. Not again.
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Boys and girls listen to me. Haye will beat the shit out of Chisora. It won't even be close. Don't believe the hype. You Brits can really sell a fight. you guys fooled me once with the Harrison fight. Not again.
The Harrison fight was always going to be shit. Anybody who knew harrison would have known the outcome of that fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
Chisora is a different fighter all together. He has a rough awkward fighting style that is up close and has great punches that come from the side. Perfect for Vitali in the last fight he had.
He seems to be fit for this fight and really wants to take out Haye. He also has a good jaw and when he is fit he has reasonable endurance.
Im making two bets. Haye to win by KO round 4 to 6 or Chisora to KO Haye rounds 7 to 9.
Haye even though he looks fit does not have great stamina and not great punch resistance.
If he does not take out Chisora in the first six rounds I see him tiring and getting knocked out.
Neither of there staminas is great but Chisora has more heart.
I think this fight is closer than most people think but will bet that Haye wins. Not counting out either guy though because they have both turned up to a fight before not at the top of there game.
Haye will win this with ease, I'lll pick a shit load of cash then come here and single everyone who was saying this out!!
Chisora is not in the same league. Vitali is old and was injured and still won virtually every round. Haye will stop this bum within 7 tops. As for Ruiz? We'll see if he can take the shit Ruiz could very soon won't we? I can't wait to be prancing round on my high horse come sunday morning.
Maybe it could be like Paul Samuels vs Cello Renda, just with neither getting back up. Ha.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
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCU38...eature=related
Oh... 'it was only a joke' I see. :rolleyes:Quote:
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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.
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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="http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingforum/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.
A more cynical person may call it wishful thinking seeing as you really don't want to see Haye win, however now I understand your comedic genius and I feel a fool for not getting the humorous tone of such a well constructed post.
OP is ridiculous.
Haye is going to annihilate Chisora, and stop him late ala John Ruiz.
Believe me, Chisora is tailor made for David's style, and Dave is motivated and ready to go for this fight. Chisora on the other hand looks like he has been cutting corners in training, has been having rows/fist fights with his trainer/is over weight etc. I wouldn't be suprised if Chisora weighs more than 255lbs at the weigh in.
David knocks out the obese Chisora in under 9 rounds
I wouldn't be surprised if Chisora shows up sharp and in shape.
Wouldn't surprise me at all if he got weighed in wearing a tracksuit with weights in his shoes... Make Haye think he hasn't been training, just like the bogus fight he had with his trainer was meant to.
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Originally Posted by AdamGB
Sorry to say but this sounds a bit like wishful thinking.
I will come back to this thread after Haye pummels Chisora to observe everyone eating their crow.
also to celebrate my vast winnings obtained by betting on Haye to win
:rolleyes: wishful thinking? You do know that I don't expect Chisora to win or care if he does right?... :vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by MegaQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Sorry to say but this sounds a bit like wishful thinking.
I will come back to this thread after Haye pummels Chisora to observe everyone eating their crow.
I can tell you from personal experience that you can't and should never think your opponent is going to show up on nothing but their best.
Mind games, fights in camp, weighing in heavy, missing phone conferances... Shit, wishful thinking? You've never watched the build up to a fight and read between the lines to see what intent is behind a guy's actions?
If you're getting an impression from a guy, it's usually the one he wants. Haye eon't take the bait.
is this fight sold out?got spare ticket i cant get rid off gutted cant go :( think haye will win tho
you said they had fallen short over 12 rounds, i was unable to read your mind sozQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingActually 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
and you are right wlad had never lost a 12 rounder, he's been blasted out a few times tho and has been in lots of stinkers
also, anyone who calls anyone a troll is a homosexual. FACT :)
this man sounds a bit bitter but he certainly knows is shit :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
Allegedly 30,000 sell out.Quote:
Originally Posted by downshir
I think there are still tickets available yet. 38,000 is the amount that went on sale. It's all cheap seats thta are left though. Probably won't be seeing much and for £50 i'd rather watch this at home. Still a bit shocked that they've got a Millwall lad fighting at Upton Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterAllegedly 30,000 sell out.Quote:
Originally Posted by downshir