For every story told that divides us, I believe there are a thousand untold that unite us.
No it's different. I thought Dirrell won but thought Haye won this fight.
Dirrell gave off the AURA of a loser (by moaning, holding, jumping on the floor, looking like he doesn't want to fight) - which can clearly have an effect on the judges.
Haye acted like the BOSS the whole fight. It wasn't impressive, but clear who the superior fighter was.
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For every story told that divides us, I believe there are a thousand untold that unite us.
He fought the fight he thought he needed to. You will not see him fight like that again believe me. I think he will get some much needed experience now though against Ruiz and Holyfield. Don't know which way I will go if he does fight Holyfield, Evander is my fave ever HW but I want Haye to do well and I think Holyfield should have retired after the Lewis fights, and probably gone down as the 3rd greatest ever HW.
I agree (didn't see it.)
What exactly would YOU have done differently? The answer, regardless, is: "NO, YOU WOULD NOT".
Haye fought a brilliant fight. Boxing is only entertainment if you buy the bullcrap the promoters want you to expect... they don't have to get in the ring either. Look at the challenge presented and enjoy the performance instead of thinking you are going to watch a Valuev fight and be entertained.
He could have feinted and stuck the jab in the body more often... but that's nitpicking.
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