Tyson Fury expected to weigh in at 18 stone 7lb & 9% bf vs Haye!

good to see fury will be in shape, but he's still got an uphill battle in my opinion. fury gets crude when he cant box with someone, and haye is the better boxer. I just see fury getting cold clocked as soon as he gets wild, ala cunningham, a much lesser puncher than haye, or...simply outboxed.

 

Im really looking forward to this. Fury is going to surprise people.

 

even if Fury's winning the fight with his jab, he will at some point get clocked cold by Haye

Haye would not take this fight if he thought there was a good chance of him losing

 

Haye took this fight because he knows that if he wins it he'll get to cash out again against a Klitschko. You are overestimating Haye, go watch his fights with Wlad and Valuev...

 

I've got Fury in this one

 

valuev is LITERALLY A GIANT, and haye had him on chicken legs as soon as he landed a good clean shot. Wladimir Klitschko is the best heavyweight on the planet.

 

Maybe Haye is thinking "I should be able to beat this clown and if not then what the hell am I doing in the HW division anyway?"

One thing is for sure and that is that this is a very meaningful HW fight..... then again Haye VS Valuev was also a very meaningful HW fight BEFORE IT HAPPENED..... so was Haye VS Wlad..... people also had high hopes for Harrison VS Haye so a good question here is "Will Haye rob the fans blind once again?".... I hope not.

 

My point is that Haye fights SCARED against giant heavyweights. if Fury doesn't brawl and showboat like he did against Cunningham then he should win this convincingly. Haye won't do enough, and he will be easily outpointed by Fury.

 

I saw both fights, I know Haye fights timidly, but vs Wlad, he was up against a much bigger guy with outstanding footwork, Fury is nowhere near as fast or fluid as Wlad, and will at some point get hit hard, Haye took the Chisora bout for the same reason he is taking this one, little risk and high reward

 

they were 'meaningful' because Haye trash talked before them, now he is sitting quiet like a good boy, while Fury is clowning around, and in my experience of watching fights, the one who clowns around tends to either lose, or get KTFO'd

 

Haye struggled with Chisora and was gassing out badly... Chisora got clumsy, left himself open and Haye countered.. If Chisora had lasted until the middle rounds Haye would have been in trouble.

 

Cant wait for thia fight
If Fury wins he has a chance to do big things in the future

If i was him id try and fight the Arreola/Stiverne winner if they fight for a world title

 

I just see a pattern forming here... ever since Haye won his WBA belt, he has fought nobody of high risk, Audley, Ruiz and Chisora were all easily winnable fights for him, and made him money, against Wlad, he got paid a huge amount for doing the minimum necessary to not get KTFO'd because he knew he couldn't outbox Wlad, for some reason, I see Haye-Fury playing out the same as Haye-Audley, with both guys being afraid to engage for the first few rounds, and one of them (most likely Haye) catches Fury in the middle rounds and stops him