Haye v Bellew - 4/3/17 rd-by-rd

[holmcall]

Update on Hayes Injury:

“David underwent surgery to his right Achilles this afternoon, after completely rupturing the tendon during Saturday night’s fight with Tony Bellew. David would like to thank everyone for their many messages of support, as well as the staff at the hospital.”

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Haye vs Bellew: David Haye out of hospital after Achilles surgery | Boxing News | Sky Sports


So the London hospital are in on the conspiracy @ross

[ross]

Haye vs Bellew: David Haye out of hospital after Achilles surgery | Boxing News | Sky Sports


So the London hospital are in on the conspiracy @ross

That there is deffinitely indisputably hard evidence that could never be argued against. I mean, when you see the statement "after surgery" accompanied by nothing else, with no usual hurtmyselfy or statement from any doctors or surgeons we can deffinitely take their word (that was probably fed from Hayes team).

I await the Mike Tyson style photo of him say in a wheelchair with his leg bandaged up

[Master]

Bellew would not be able to beat Chisora or Whyte yet he is now touted for world title fights. Ridiculous.

Bellew is on the verge of retiring and does not want to fight anymore, you can tell but he will be pushed in with real fit healthy heavyweights and get smashed.

[erics44]

common @ross, its getting a bit daft now

its clear you have a dislike for Haye buts lets be as humble in victory as we are in defeat

[ross]

common @ross, its getting a bit daft now

its clear you have a dislike for Haye buts lets be as humble in victory as we are in defeat

Im not as gullible as everyone else in here it seems. Haye was just tired. He wasn't in proper fighting shape, he didn't think he'd have to be. He forgot he was putting on an injury late in the fight. Watch the last few rounds again and see Haye launching himself fine off both feet.

But ut show me the proof he's actually had surgery rather than just a few words saying he's had surgery. Not even the name of the procedure has been stated. It's bullshit.

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common @ross, its getting a bit daft now

its clear you have a dislike for Haye buts lets be as humble in victory as we are in defeat

Im not as gullible as everyone else in here it seems. Haye was just tired. He wasn't in proper fighting shape, he didn't think he'd have to be. He forgot he was putting on an injury late in the fight. Watch the last few rounds again and see Haye launching himself fine off both feet.

But ut show me the proof he's actually had surgery rather than just a few words saying he's had surgery. Not even the name of the procedure has been stated. It's bullshit.

Your talking absolute shit AGAIN @ross

I've watched the fight back twice now and from the 6th onwards there's noting in Hayes punches and he's clearly injured.

He doesn't launch himself fine off both feet at all at anytime.

He does throw and land 2 or 3 hard left hooks late on because the left is the only hand he can generate power with due to his injury.

So for a third time i'll ask you

Your claims are as follows
1 - Haye cut his own forehead open and gave himself 5-6 stitches to avoid Fury
2 - Haye flew to Germany (Paying them off to keep it all hush hush and lie for him) , got into a hospital bed rigged up to a machine and faked keyhole shoulder surgery then wore a fake futuristic sling for months continuing his lie while doing pundit work for Sky Sports, again to avoid Fury

3 - Haye fought 5-6 rounds infront of 19,000 fans and Millions watching globally while pretending to have a ruptured Achilles knowing a loss would be the end of his career then paid off a London Hospital to pretend he's had surgery on it and yet again everyones in on the conspiracy together (Press/Media/Hospitals/team Haye etc etc)



We all know the first 2 you 100% believe, i just can't be fucked to drag up your old posts

So your saying 100% that the 3rd is fact yes?

Don't swerve the question again just answer it

[erics44]

common @ross, its getting a bit daft now

its clear you have a dislike for Haye buts lets be as humble in victory as we are in defeat

Im not as gullible as everyone else in here it seems. Haye was just tired. He wasn't in proper fighting shape, he didn't think he'd have to be. He forgot he was putting on an injury late in the fight. Watch the last few rounds again and see Haye launching himself fine off both feet.

But ut show me the proof he's actually had surgery rather than just a few words saying he's had surgery. Not even the name of the procedure has been stated. It's bullshit.

I don't agree with this at all, bellew looked more tired

The was a clear injury and the proof was in the fight, watch it back, whether or not it needed surgery is irrelevant, he was clearly injured

itd have been more knackering fighting like he fought than it would fighting properly, so saying he did it because he was tired doesn't make any sense

@ross he lost, whatever the circumstances he lost, lets be humble

[TitoFan]

Well.... a ruptured Achilles tendon definitely trumps a sore toe.



If I happen to catch the replay I'll watch it... but I was just happy to hear Haye had lost by TKO, seeing as to how I can't stand the loudmouth. Given his penchant for pre-fight, blabbering, trash-talking drama... only to come up limping in the fight... and now against a definite non-factor like Bellew... I'd say it's safe to say his relevance in the HW division, if there ever was any... has simply evaporated.

[Memphis]

Unsavory ending to be honest, would have preferred one of them to be wiped out with no room for ambiguity. Now we get the will they wont they rematch bollocks for a fight that was save for financial gain, not necessary in the first place.

Haye looked like a bag of shit even when he had two legs to be fair. He looked like he'd borrowed pages out of the Deontay Wilder windmill punching playbook. You cant really argue with what Bellew did, he kept himself out of the way early on for the most part, his plan worked to a tee, Haye being on one leg lit a fire under it.

I dont really see how anyone can be giving Haye stick for the injury. There's a video that shows the achillies going, you'd have to be obligated up to the eyeballs to ignore it or deny it. I've heard all sorts of nonsense over the past couple of days. 'I snapped my achillies once and I couldnt stand, you cant stand with a snapped achillies!!!' You can stand, just not on your tip toes, you'd be flat footed as Haye was. If you've ever had a torn achillies and you couldnt walk, that means you're a fanny, it doesnt mean David Haye is faking.

[Master]

Haye was definitely injured, you could see the look of hurt and pain when it went. Haye was probably aware that it was vulnerable, hence the trip to Germany but probably thought he could beat Bellew.

Haye did look awful before the injury but was winning the fight and bellew was getting marked up.

Bellew won because Haye's leg broke down.

[Gandalf]

Unsavory ending to be honest, would have preferred one of them to be wiped out with no room for ambiguity. Now we get the will they wont they rematch bollocks for a fight that was save for financial gain, not necessary in the first place.

Haye looked like a bag of shit even when he had two legs to be fair. He looked like he'd borrowed pages out of the Deontay Wilder windmill punching playbook. You cant really argue with what Bellew did, he kept himself out of the way early on for the most part, his plan worked to a tee, Haye being on one leg lit a fire under it.

I dont really see how anyone can be giving Haye stick for the injury. There's a video that shows the achillies going, you'd have to be obligated up to the eyeballs to ignore it or deny it. I've heard all sorts of nonsense over the past couple of days. 'I snapped my achillies once and I couldnt stand, you cant stand with a snapped achillies!!!' You can stand, just not on your tip toes, you'd be flat footed as Haye was. If you've ever had a torn achillies and you couldnt walk, that means you're a fanny, it doesnt mean David Haye is faking.

The part bolded above is why I suspect Haye was injured going into the fight. The rumours were there, the timing and movement were awkward to say the least, then he really did it in for good. I think after the recent cancellations with Fury and knowing it would be tougher to come back at this stage he just decided to try with a dodgy leg and then keep trying with a properly screwed up leg. Didn't work, but he has won more admirers by doing it this way. There has to be a reason why he was lumbering around like a caveman at the start. Must have been something up with him.