Enzo on the Ola and Haye defeats

so he went for a blood test.....these MUST have been something wrong then.

 

Enzo always says he is stronger than in his previous bout, but when he suddenly loses he makes excuses, no sparring, bad preparation etc. But unlike most fighters who get tagged on the chin Enzo's powers of recovery are non existant. He cannot recover from solid shots on the chin, that is the reason, it's not sparring or anything else. He may hit tyres in his preparation, but if someone clocked him with a Dunlop tyre it would be the same scenario, lots of excuses offered by Enzo, the only real suspect in this scenario is a suspect chin.

 

Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. If he thought pulling tires was more beneficial than sparring it's his own fought he got knocked out.

Just another example of how much of a twat he is. Is he going to come out and say the reason he lost is because a blood test confirmed he had *** AIDS?

:rofl

That is all.

If they were to fight 10 times, I'd pick Ola to win 6 or 7 of them. He's slicker, the better boxer despite not showing it in the first fight. He's got a better chin and the power to hurt and KO Enzo. And probably better stamina, well not probably, just better stamina.

Haye would beat him 10 times out of 10. Who landed first was it ****. Haye is a far better technical fighter and has far more power. Enzo's power is very over-rated.

 

Yeah, it's a real bummer when the opponent hits you back. If Enzo wanted to quit in the 3rd, it was down to that punch that he took and never really recovered from. Everything seemed to trouble him after that.

 

he was physically tired even though he was on top and the boss

he was shaken up in the 3rd round - and it was clear something was physically wrong

 

Face it Flint. Your man is shite. Accept it and get on with your life mate.
Life is too short for anyone to get so badly hung up and clearly obsessed with another man... :think

 

I never said I agreed with Enzo's comments

I just posted the phone interview of what he said

personally I think Ola was alot cuter than him and Enzo punched himself out and a **** preparation he paid the price

 

atsch:-(

 

cuter - as in ring craft - ring savvy - conserving energy, etc

 

I've always thought this as well (both points) but thought I was the only one as I wasn't on this forum at the time.

And as much as Hobson was a decent fighter he was no where near as good as Ola.

 

Well according to the phone interview - Enzo Macc - who has shared the ring with these fighters - claims that Ola was not as good as Mark Hobson.

 

And ODLH said Pacquaio doesn't hit hard :yep

 

And I thought it was the Yanks who didn't understand sarcasm?!

 

Ola is overrated and Enzo should have won as he was miles ahead on all judges scorecards. This said, his attitude in the aftermath of defeat has been disappointing. I've yet to hear him give Ola his dues and he is quite obviously burying his head in the sand in trying to justify the defeat.

The numerous excuses are lame and he's only succeding in embarassing himself further.

Whatever the reason for the defeat Ola was the proponent and it would be nice to hear Enzo give credit for this. If he can't face up to to the reality of what actually happened then he's going to struggle to move forward and make sure that he doesn't make the same mistakes again.

However, some are getting way too carried away with Ola. Enzo was running away with the fight on the scorecards before getting ko'd. Fail to see how a master boxer would lose at least six (and that's being liberal) of nine rounds against an allegedly inferior fighter.

Ola was aware of Enzo's weak chin, saw his chance and took it. Nothing more, nothing less. All credit to him for the victory. But a master boxer? The new James Toney? Looking at the fight objectively there's no evidence to suggest this at all.

 

I agree with my fellow Swansea Jack Debaser here to some extent.

I think that if Enzo really was concerned about his health and went to see the doctor he should have kept it to himself and gone to the doctor privately instead of telling the world he has been to the doctors to justify his loss.