Haye 16st 9lbs

[ross]

he does make for entertaining fights.

Hmmm

Oh yeah, Abdul was a real smash bang affair

Wasnt that the figfht where he panicked about going the distance and he did it by not throwing any punches

[leftylee]

he does make for entertaining fights.

Hmmm

Oh yeah, Abdul was a real smash bang affair

Wasnt that the figfht where he panicked about going the distance and he did it by not throwing any punches

Haye hit him with everything. Abdoul has an iron chin.

[WelshDevilRob]

he does make for entertaining fights.

Hmmm

Oh yeah, Abdul was a real smash bang affair

Wasnt that the figfht where he panicked about going the distance and he did it by not throwing any punches

Haye hit him with everything. Abdoul has an iron chin.

It was a public sparring contest. The team wanted him to go the distance and the plan was to limit his punch output each round and not throw any real big shots. It worked as it gave Haye the experience of doing 12 rounds. They used this formula against Mormeck as they knew Haye was weak at the weight - except against Mormeck they mixed in the bombs aswell.

A similar situation happened when Lennox Lewis fought undefeated Zelkjo Mavrovic. Emmanual Steward wanted Lennox to do the rounds to get him prepared for his next fight against Holyfield.

Sometimes not looking great in a fight is for a reason - the bigger prize down the line.

[killersheep]

he does make for entertaining fights.

Hmmm

Oh yeah, Abdul was a real smash bang affair

Wasnt that the figfht where he panicked about going the distance and he did it by not throwing any punches

I would say that Haye-Mormeck was one of the most exciting Cruiserweight fights in recent memory. I'm not a fan of Haye, but I'll watch his fights because he is exciting to watch the fact that he has
that much power and also has the detrement of a weak chin makes it
all that much more interesting. He did everything he could against Ishmail, you can't rely on knocking everyone out.

So who in the Cruiserweight or Heavyweight division does bring the excitement level you are talking about, what is the standard here you are disputing?

[ross]

What are you on about? Im commenting that people are overrating Haye by believing his own tripe, like hes some cult leader

I know alot of fighters are boring and I remember watching Haye follow Abdul around for an entire fight without breaking a sweat, that was fuucking boring to watch, he didnt attempt to up the pace and got booed loudly.

Haye is just as boring as the next fighter.

Abdul had been stopped before Haye fought him as well

[killersheep]

What are you on about? Im commenting that people are overrating Haye by believing his own tripe, like hes some cult leader

I know alot of fighters are boring and I remember watching Haye follow Abdul around for an entire fight without breaking a sweat, that was fuucking boring to watch, he didnt attempt to up the pace and got booed loudly.

Haye is just as boring as the next fighter.

Abdul had been stopped before Haye fought him as well

I by no means think Haye is a god and I don't think I have given that impression. He is an exciting fighter to me end of. I would like to see him fight Arreola which should let is know if there is any truth is his claims.

And since I have to defend myself against you I will refer you to the very post to which you took a single quote.

Credit where credit is due, he did everything he needed to in the CW division, he does make for entertaining fights, but anyone saying he has done anything at HW is certainly showing their fanboyism. At HW he is an unknown quantity. Haye needs to fight Arreola, or someone of that level.

Arreola is rated #7 by the IBF and #4 by the WBO which are the two straps that Wladdy holds. Arreola also holds the #10 spot on the ring list.

Please point out in this statement where I am "following him like a cult leader" and why you chose me to focus this argument against.

Furthermore, did you find Haye-Mormeck boring?