Did David Haye take unfair stick

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  1. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    Considering Mormeck is basically like prime Tyson but much faster and more experienced, and the same fate befell him? Because this certainly wasn't Wlads fault

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    Yes he did...and his toe was hurting. Wlads 'tactical leaning' is a skill....
     
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  3. Ryan O'Reilly

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    Well at least Haye and Mormeck can now say their sex life is similar to that of Hayden Panettiere. That's not a bad achievement, not a bad achievement at all.
     
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    As mentally unstable a person as yourself, I must admit, I laughed...
     
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  5. vnyc

    vnyc Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    why did wlad make Gavid Gaye fall on his knees? I guess he wanted a blowjob.
     
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    he didn't want to blame his loss to Wlad on his awful skills at blowing men, so he thought that a hurt toe would allow him to save face
     
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    shaunster101 Yido Full Member

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    he didn't want to blame his loss to Wlad on his awful skills at blowing men, so he thought that a hurt toe would allow him to save face
     
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    I thought he did. Haye didn't have to flop to the floor every time, but Wlad was half the problem himself. I think haye just went down to prevent Wlad from sapping his energy and I'm sure he was looking for a point deduction
     
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  9. DOM5153

    DOM5153 They Cannot Run Forever Full Member

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    I did not like the way Haye went about protesting. He should have mouthed off to the referee a few times, nothing offensive, just enough to put the referee under pressure to warn Wladimir, some of what Haye done was unacceptable but some of it was Klitschko bundling him to the floor. Someone in this thread called it a skill when in all honesty its just a tactic that is particulaly convenient because of Klitschko's apparent height and strength advantage over other opponents. Put it this way, if he tried that against the likes of Lewis and Bowe he really wouldnt get that far, the sooner referee's penalise him for excessive use of clinching and spoiling the better, its alright when he has to clinch but he takes the **** at times.
     
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    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    Reluctant as **** to admit it, but, Haye is the only one who possess a remote chance of beating either of those 2 giants right now...
     
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  11. gobblock

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    I can understand ignorant fans saying that in 2010, but NOW?
     
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  12. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    I'm gutted, come on man. I remember last year everybody was talking about it, some of the legends gathered there in hamburg, HBO hadn't broadcast a heavyweight fight in awhile. It was supposed to be some sort of revival of the HW division then David Haye goes and play its safe for a paycheck.

    I don't know if i'm ignorant, but i think what i said still holds a bit of truth. :good
     
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  13. hussleman

    hussleman Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Hmmm... pretty well spot on. Haye should have taken more chances he would have been better served.
     
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    Mormeck didn't flop to the floor a dozen times like Haye did.
     
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  15. Slyk

    Slyk Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    How. How does haye still have adoring fans?
     
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