Who do you think will win? I think Haye will brutally knock out Fury.
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Who do you think will win? I think Haye will brutally knock out Fury.
I think Fury will stop Haye.
I think it depends on which Tyson Fury comes out, if its the one that came out against Cunningham then it'll be an easy KO for Haye. Fury's got to put on the best performance he ever has to win, incorparating a lot of the things he's shown in his previous fights such as the strategy he used against Kevin Johnson. Still I trust what Peter Fury says and I'm backing Fury ;D
You don't truly believe that, surely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
I think it's definitely advantage Haye here and he should be able to score a KO.
The only thing I potentially can see going wrong for Haye is if Fury manages to spend much of the early rounds tying Haye up in close and leaning on him.
Then there's the risk that Haye gets winded and loses some steam off his punches. Then maybe Fury tries to box at length for the points win.
I am serious Fury will be careful and cautious against Haye and take him to the later rounds where he will over power and over whelm little David.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYou don't truly believe that, surely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Haye KO 4
he will score knock downs in all 4 rounds.
Just like Wlad did.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterI am serious Fury will be careful and cautious against Haye and take him to the later rounds where he will over power and over whelm little David.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYou don't truly believe that, surely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Except Wlad boxes at range cautiously better than Fury...
Wlad is 10 times less hitable
Wlad is much stronger
Wlad hits harder
Wlad is more accurate
If Haye was good enough on his bike that Wlad couldn't box cautiously and overwhelm Haye late, then what does Fury have to make it any difference.
The longer he is in with Haye the more gaps are they for Haye to get that suspect chin. Fighting at a low pace favours haye, fighting at a high pace leaves gaps and bigger gaps as he tires... His likely gameplan is to to clinch and maul to a win... Expect plently of shoving, leaning and grabbing taxtics (like he used to hit Cunningham)
This will look like the second installment of Dempsey/Willard. Fury plays the tall one.
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Originally Posted by IamInuit
Fury has also only ever shown that he can do back foot fighting once, against Johnson, and Johnson didnt even punch in that fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGBJust like Wlad did.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterI am serious Fury will be careful and cautious against Haye and take him to the later rounds where he will over power and over whelm little David.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosYou don't truly believe that, surely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Except Wlad boxes at range cautiously better than Fury...
Wlad is 10 times less hitable
Wlad is much stronger
Wlad hits harder
Wlad is more accurate
If Haye was good enough on his bike that Wlad couldn't box cautiously and overwhelm Haye late, then what does Fury have to make it any difference.
The longer he is in with Haye the more gaps are they for Haye to get that suspect chin. Fighting at a low pace favours haye, fighting at a high pace leaves gaps and bigger gaps as he tires... His likely gameplan is to to clinch and maul to a win... Expect plently of shoving, leaning and grabbing taxtics (like he used to hit Cunningham)
Haye will.
The 2 guys that knocked Fury down were 6'3 with about 78" reach, Hayes almost tailor made to drop Fury, having he same attributes.
Haye also grabbed Maruisz Wach for sparring which is genius, because Wach andFury are the same fighter, minus the attitude.
Longer the fight lasts the better it is for Fury.. Im hearing alot of guys claiming 3,4 rd knockout by Haye.. lol ya serious?
Haye isn't that great and he fights timid against giants.. He tries to dart in and out with huge single punches but Fury is going to be well prepared for that obviously. Everybody knows how Haye fights much bigger men and Fury's team should know better than anybody.
Haye is headed for a brutal beatdown..
i agree, this is furys only hope, i dont think he can out box him at any range, he has to be able to get right on top of hayeQuote:
Originally Posted by ninjaspy3
Didn't know that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
Maruisz is one tough SOB. He should give David a great work out.
I have not quite been sold on Fury, although he has shown heart and battled through everything that has been thrown at him, and achieved more than I thought he would when he turned pro.
But to beat Haye, metaphorically he needs to go up a couple of gears from what he has shown thus far. Going full throttle in fourth, is going to be competitive for a while against Haye, but eventually the engine will blow.
Fury needs to find a fifth and probably a sixth gear to really have a chance, and I do not see it.
Haye in eight, after a bit of a battle early on.