David Hayemaker Haye WAR-WAGON! ALL ABOARD ! WOO WOO !!!

[AdamGB]

lol...

I can't believe you said Haye was going to "wrap the belt around his sexy crotch v line"

[smashup]

lol...

I can't believe you said Haye was going to "wrap the belt around his sexy crotch v line"

That was a worry!

Seriously though like him or hate him Boxing needs Haye to KO Bitchko and bring the Heavyweights back to life.

He needs to land a Bomb early and see where he goes from there.
Basically if Wlad can take his power then Haye is fucked

But we all know Wlads a bit chinny so this is wide open imo.

[OumaFan]

lol...

I can't believe you said Haye was going to "wrap the belt around his sexy crotch v line"

Was beginning to wonder what was taking so long

[Fenster]

That's something Meunouk would say.

[RP33]

I'm not hating on Haye, i'm actually excited to see the Heavyweight divison have some fireworks, but can someone set me straight as far as his chin goes? I saw Carl Thompson KO him.. Since then i've only seen the Mormeck fight and the Enzo fight and has there really been enough evidence that he can withstand Wlad's power? Or is it just that he will be slick enough to not get hit and to KO Wlad?

Again, not hating, just curious for an explanation from a Haye fan or anyone of knowledge.

[bradlee180]

Hah, I have an avatar bet elsewhere, and when I win the bet, the unlucky guy is going to sport a cropped closeup of that crotch V-line for 30 days.
I'm not into that sort of thing, y'unnerstand, but it's a great way to humble a fella.



Did you fellas take a look at the Emanuel Steward clip with Haye?

Take a look, it's hilarious !

Steward is Wlad's coach, but he's looking at Haye with love in his eyes...

Hah hah hah.

Does Steward even want his fighter Wlad to win?!

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[HattonTheHammer]

Hah, I have an avatar bet elsewhere, and when I win the bet, the unlucky guy is going to sport a cropped closeup of that crotch V-line for 30 days.
I'm not into that sort of thing, y'unnerstand, but it's a great way to humble a fella.



Did you fellas take a look at the Emanuel Steward clip with Haye?

Take a look, it's hilarious !

Steward is Wlad's coach, but he's looking at Haye with love in his eyes...

Hah hah hah.

Does Steward even want his fighter Wlad to win?!

.

source please.......................




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[bradlee180]

Carl Thompson?

5 years ago, a young green Haye with only 10 pro fights was stopped by a tough, old veteran in Carl Thompson who had been a pro for 16 years.
Haye had been a pro for less than 2 years.

The ref stopped the fight in rd 5 with Haye still on his feet, but Carl Thompson took a hellacious amount of punishment in the first 4 rds.
He was tough; he survived.

Haye lost because he gassed out because he was cutting corners in his training, relying on his superior talent and power to carry him.

Thompson was supposed to be just a trialhorse for young Haye, a stepping stone as his mangement increased the level of Haye's opposition to build him up. Sometimes, they pull a surprise.

I like seeing an early loss or three on a top prospect.
The early loss can define them, make them grow up, put the choice on them of quitting after the loss or soldiering on, dedicating themselves more to the sport, and making a conscious effort to get better.

Manny Pacman Pacquiao wasn't a protected fighter in his early years, and he took a few early losses too, but he has emerged as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, and he will be going down as a legitimate All-Time Great. Manny overcame those early losses, and dedicated himself to getting better, to improving his entire game.

So it is with Haye.
That loss made him realize that even with better talent, a man still has to dedicate himself and train. A man with talent, but who also trains like a demon, is a sight to behold.


Haye's chin ain't granite, but it ain't glass either.
Same could be said for Wlad's chin though.

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[RP33]

Carl Thompson?

5 years ago, a young green Haye with only 10 pro fights was stopped by a tough, old veteran in Carl Thompson who had been a pro for 16 years.
Haye had been a pro for less than 2 years.

The ref stopped the fight in rd 5 with Haye still on his feet, but Carl Thompson took a hellacious amount of punishment in the first 4 rds.
He was tough; he survived.

Haye lost because he gassed out because he was cutting corners in his training, relying on his superior talent and power to carry him.

Thompson was supposed to be just a trialhorse for young Haye, a stepping stone as his mangement increased the level of Haye's opposition to build him up. Sometimes, they pull a surprise.

I like seeing an early loss or three on a top prospect.
The early loss can define them, make them grow up, put the choice on them of quitting after the loss or soldiering on, dedicating themselves more to the sport, and making a conscious effort to get better.

Manny Pacman Pacquiao wasn't a protected fighter in his early years, and he took a few early losses too, but he has emerged as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, and he will be going down as a legitimate All-Time Great. Manny overcame those early losses, and dedicated himself to getting better, to improving his entire game.

So it is with Haye.
That loss made him realize that even with better talent, a man still has to dedicate himself and train. A man with talent, but who also trains like a demon, is a sight to behold.

Fair enough, thanks for the response..

[Master]

I would like to join you but after Hatton got sparked I think Haye will go the same way.