Fury will brutally Dismantle Haye in emphatic fashion

Fury take this, easy money.

 

You are trolling, although I wouldn't say you are wrong on everything. Haye's chin is obviously pretty suspicious but so is Fury's who has been down against SIGNIFICANTLY weaker punchers. Face it, Fury is not only facing the second hardest puncher in the division but a one of the best punchers P4P who is pretty accurate with his shots on top of that.
I agree that Haye's stamina remains a question mark. He only went once over 12 rounds and that was against an opponent who was as slow as a ****ing whale. That said, I don't see how you can claim that Haye was looking to gas against Chisora when he was clearly picking the pace up in the rounds before he send Dereck to the hospital.

It's also true that Fury is a reasonably gifted boxer who has proven to be able to overcome bad starts to fights and adapt his gameplan accordingly. Overall, he's defintely a pretty good heavyweight and I do believe that he got too much hate for his performance against Cunningham. You just have to consider how ****ing poorly Adamek performed against USS and then contrast it with Fury's impressive knockout over him.

Ultimately, it'll come down to who lands first probably and all things considered, Haye is clearly to be favoured. He's fast, very skillful, accurate and insanely hard hitting. However, David's usually low work rate could prove problematic over 12 rounds at HW against a boxer who tends to be very busy but we'll see about that. I can't see the fight going 12 rounds anyway. I really can't overstate how obscenely hard Haye hits. Likely one of the hardest hitting 210 lbs punchers in history and I don't think that's a stretch. He can put absolutely anybody to sleep by merely touching him.

 

itll be intresteding to see if fury tries to lean and hold will haye adapt the plan he used vs wladimir...

 

Fury is garbage and will be KTFO. Ill be the first one to bump it if i'm wrong but I wont be.

 

Not exactly a bold call that would warrant a bump, is it? Haye is the very clear favourite.

 

Can't see how Fury wins this fight, only advantage he has is size and stamina. Haye is faster, more agile, more elusive, hits harder and may even have the better chin.


Chisora did have Haye looking tired because Haye's stamina is a weakness and he applied so much pressure to Haye, but this pressure is what also got him KO'ed by walking into Haye's best shots. If Fury looks to wear Haye out like he did with Cunningham by walking him down and being physical he'll just walk into a Haye counter and get KO'ed early.

If Fury boxes he won't be able to force Haye to fight above his normal work rate and so Haye's stamina won't become an issue. Haye showed how elusive he could be against Wlad who is much better than Fury and Fury showed how easy he was to hit against Cunningham. Even if Fury boxes from range he'll get out boxed against the much faster and more elusive Haye.

I think Fury will try to box early on but will get frustrated by the cautious Haye and get drawn in to fighting overly aggressively and get KO'ed in the middle rounds.

 

Come on, Cunningham isn't as accurate or even half as powerful as Haye and had Fury down and almost out.

Haye only has to land once and Fury will be carried out on a stretcher.

 

Either Haye early or Fury late. And I'm leaning towards Haye early.

 

So why is your opening post here then?

 

Head is one of the best posters on ESB. Shut your mouth nuthugger.

 

Hahaha threats on a forum. Says it all about the 'General'.

Its a load of sh1t what he wrote and your threats and abuse arent going to stop me saying otherwise.

Get back to posting nonsense about 'glass jaws', its a load of bull, but its what you 'do':hi:

 

You keep mentioning how Haye is faster but he does not have faster feet. In fact he has much slower feet and there is little difference in the hand speed.

Having fast feet is very important against a taller opponent.