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First off Sam Peter's biggest fight wasn't vs Vitali and secondly you are saying that no styles will give David Haye trouble and nobody is good enough to hang with David Haye???Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
I'm not saying anything about Haye's AMAZING OTHER WORLDLY 2(2 KO)-0-0 record at heavyweight :rolleyes:....I just think there are a lot more sleepers out there than you may imagine.
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Originally Posted by LyleFirst off Sam Peter's biggest fight wasn't vs Vitali and secondly you are saying that no styles will give David Haye trouble and nobody is good enough to hang with David Haye???Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
I'm not saying anything about Haye's AMAZING OTHER WORLDLY 2(2 KO)-0-0 record at heavyweight :rolleyes:....I just think there are a lot more sleepers out there than you may imagine.
Sorry bud, I just see Haye having trouble with a couple guys in the division...it has nothing to do with Haye's record at heavyweight it's got everything to do with Haye's style and the questions that remain about him.
I hate to burst your bubble but Haye is going to struggle with a lot of fighters at heavyweight if he doesn't get any better, which of course he could get better...but come on there are guys out there that will give Haye fits.
I think this would be the best fight for either fighter. Plus, we could lose the pretender of the 2.
If it happens Haye beats Areolae easily. I don't think it will anytime soon as HBO are desperate to get Areolae in a world title fight before he gets beat.
Kind of reminds you of the UK. A nation so desperate for a good heavyweight there pushing a Cruiserweight with a weak jaw, poor stamina and no heart. Hoping. No praying he will be there savior. :lolhaha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
Personally i think you are being blinkered , I like Haye , but come on he hasnt even taken a big shot on the chin yet at HW , so lets not get to carried away.Quote:
Originally Posted by leftyleeBar Vitali I can't see any heavyweight beating Haye. And I aint being biased there. I just think Haye can beat the lot of them, he may struggle with a couple but I don't think any will beat somebody as fast, powerful and determined as Haye. Especially the likes of Thompson, Rahman, Peter, Arreola. I mean look at the heart of Samuel Peter. It just didn't exist in the biggest fight of his career against Vitali. I mean I could on about them all but what does it matter ? You'll come back with "He's only had 2 HW fights so this means..." etc etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
As for Sam Peter who i think is over rated , his heart " went " because he was being outboxed and outslugged , by a huge power punching champion who has a rock chin.
....I guess he's just jealousQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseKind of reminds you of the UK. A nation so desperate for a good heavyweight there pushing a Cruiserweight with a weak jaw, poor stamina and no heart. Hoping. No praying he will be there savior. :lolhaha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
This would be much better than either of them facing Vitali.
Although having said that, it wouldn't necessarily be better for the tubby doorman - he gets walloped inside two. Fact.
Like the fight would ever happen. 20 days before the fight, Gaye pulls out with another made up injury. FactQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
The injury was made up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseLike the fight would ever happen. 20 days before the fight, Gaye pulls out with another made up injury. FactQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Evidence?
No legit back injury heals in 3 weeks. And if he's really hurt, why not show the medical report to the Klitschko camp? Is there even one?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterThe injury was made up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseLike the fight would ever happen. 20 days before the fight, Gaye pulls out with another made up injury. FactQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Evidence?
What specifally is the problem with his back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseNo legit back injury heals in 3 weeks. And if he's really hurt, why not show the medical report to the Klitschko camp? Is there even one?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterThe injury was made up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Evidence?
He said he'd be ready to fight on July 25th. That's more than 3 weeks, right?
That's a great question. What exactly is wrong with his back? Is there really a back problem? Or is it a heart problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterWhat specifally is the problem with his back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseNo legit back injury heals in 3 weeks. And if he's really hurt, why not show the medical report to the Klitschko camp? Is there even one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
He said he'd be ready to fight on July 25th. That's more than 3 weeks, right?
And now it's July 25th? LOL. I'm not surprised. According to him it was July 11th.
Wladimir Klitschko replaces injured David Haye with Ruslan Chagaev for June 20 fight - ESPN
Predictable. No doubt July 25th would of turned into August 8th if Wlad would of gave him his way.
I don't care where Haye comes from, (I'm not the one constantly fantasising over British fighters), I just want to see one more exciting heavyweight title fight again before I die and the heavyweight division is so piss poor that a chinny cruiser offers me the best chance of seeing one. But whereever haye comes from he beats Areolae easily. Areolae is just a domestic level heavy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseKind of reminds you of the UK. A nation so desperate for a good heavyweight there pushing a Cruiserweight with a weak jaw, poor stamina and no heart. Hoping. No praying he will be there savior. :lolhaha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing