Rumors of bad camp for Haye

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  1. neil_wolves

    neil_wolves Member Full Member

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    haye is in tremendous shape as always. Calzaghe was in his camp recently and said "he was shocked" at how good he looked with his condition, speed, power etc.

    Im sure klitschko is in just as good shape, therefore july 2nd-NO EXCUSES!
     
  2. Spiboxer

    Spiboxer New Member Full Member

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    Quote from Joe calzaghe from sky sports
    "I had the privelege of watching David train last week and I was shocked; with his speed, with his power, and his focus.
    "I'm convinced after seeing what I saw that he will knock out Wladimir Klitschko on the 2nd of July."
     
  3. neil_wolves

    neil_wolves Member Full Member

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    :good just seen it on sky sports marmate
     
  4. Taylor2010

    Taylor2010 Arranging chromosome injections for injured boxers Full Member

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    Having spoken to someone in the camp everything is great. The person had no reason to lie. It was not a press conference, just a chat in the gym.
     
  5. The Spider

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    The next thread here will probably read -

    I've seen little snips here and there over the last two weeks here in ESB and in other sports news webpages that seem to indicate a weak training camp and trouble in sparring for Wlad. Anyone else noticed that?

    It's information overload around here at the moment and about 90% of it could be put down to overactive imaginations.
     
  6. pong

    pong Boxing Addict Full Member

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    yeah but thats mma so they suck:good
     
  7. stocks

    stocks Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I've heard nothing at all. Infact I've heard this has been his best camp to date! He is looking really fast and has some shocking power!
     
  8. Why is everyone going on about how he is going to ***** out and run away and sign off the fight. Its tiresome. The guy was unifed Cruiserweight champ and holds a Heavyweight belt. He had to fight in his opponents backyard for both and now he's doing it again for Wlad. And people go on about hows he's a little ***** and going to do a runner when history points to him being the one going out of his way for fights unlike his opponent.
    I know he signed out a fight previously with injury but anyone who thinks he would come back so hard chasing a fight with the Klitscho's just to ***** out is not wise.
     
  9. Harvin87

    Harvin87 Active Member Full Member

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    Oh boy, this is going to be a great fight ...
     
  10. Robney

    Robney ᴻᴼ ᴸᴼᴻᴳᴲᴿ ᴲ۷ᴵᴸ

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    Almost any contender in history had to go to the champions backyard to get the title. Why would it be any different in Haye's case.

    He has 4 out of 6 titlefights in his own backyard and he only defended his titles 3 times up 'till now... And all those 3 times it was in his home country, once in his hometown even.

    So what's soooo special about that? Because some Americans or Brits don't travel, his 2 (soon to be 3) times he had to travel for it is special somehow? Be serious.
     
  11. doom bull

    doom bull Certified Limb Boner Full Member

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    It doesn't matter what type of camp Haye has had. He's going to find out really quick how different it is to be in with a top heavyweight. He won't do any better than any of the other trumped up challengers Wlad has recently had.
     
  12. benevolenthero

    benevolenthero benevolent anarchist Full Member

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    Say what you want about Wlads competition but the let's face the facts. Wlad has flat out dominated every opponent he has faced over the 7-8 years. Say what you will about his formula, but that fact is that along the way he has barely lost a single round. He frustrates and destroys his opponents hardly allowing them to land a punch. This is a daunting task for David Haye and he knows it. He will need every possible advantage if he wants to beat W. Klitschko on July 2nd.

    Everything I've heard seems intended to either a) lull Wlad into underestimating Haye, or b) goading Wlad into fighting a fight that's not his usual style.

    One might translate this as: I can't beat Wlad if he fights like he always fights. I need him to underestimate me and hopefully go against what has worked for him in the past by being overly aggressive. :smooch
     
  13. itsa huge bitch

    itsa huge bitch Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    very much doubt haye had a weak training camp...prob his usuall mind game shite..im sure he knows its wasted on wlad but wat the hell
     
  14. HENDO

    HENDO Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    ****...

    Calzaghe is ON that ****. He's talkin HAYE is gonna BEAT THE **** outta KLITSCHKO.

    Calzaghe can FIGHT, so he KNOWS what he's talkin about.

    KLITSCHKO gonna get ****ED UP BAD......

    .......

    AGAIN!!!!
     
  15. Wige247

    Wige247 Active Member Full Member

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    I never dream about boxing, but I had one last night that the fight ended in a draw w/ 2 kds, one of which was in the 12th. [/posterity]