David Haye vs Niko Valuev

This guy is usually pretty objective when it comes to David Haye

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG8aUB-Ky-4&feature=channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7n9Il4XkVI&feature=channel_page

 

Notice how he had the cheek to call Valuev a giant sloth:verysad

 

He makes a few valid points. Don't understand how he can say ''i watched some of Haye's bigger fights'' he would of been better watching Mormeck and maybe the Enzo fight for how long it lasted. I feel Hayes improved a bit defensively but he has always said he fights to entertain and he does leave himself open to counters short and long. I'm actually looking forward to this fight...main reason is seeing Haye fight you know he comes to fight....plus the fact he can hurt Valuev...it makes from fascinating viewing .

 

Some good points but on the whole it's hardly unbiased is it really?I just look forward to it for the simple reason that it's Haye fighting.His fights are few and far between

 

Yeah Agreed..he seemed to be bit to picky imo.

Yeah Davids been out of ring so long now i went back two weeks back and watched the Barrett fight and he knows how to entertain the lad. Roll on November!!!!!:bbb

 

I remember this guy talking about Haye before - complete fat *****!

 

Yes.FLINT posted videos of him before I think it may have been about the Maccarinelli/Haye fight.Needless to say he had nothing good to say about either

 

Surprised so many have gone for a Haye stoppage.

It's a hard one to call because it all depends on Don King.

 

Would love to see Haye win this, but unfortunately I can't see him goin 12 rounds without gettin k.o'ed. Hopefully I'm wrong tho'

 

Haye will talk and talk and talk and talk and talk about knocking out Valuev, then he'll talk some more.

Come fight night though he'll box and move and win an easy decision on most people's cards.

Then it'll be down to the judges............

 

Haye by TKO. He wont be able to miss with the right hand and Valuev wont see some of the shots coming. He will be stopped for the first time in his career.

 

Those who think a Haye win is guaranteed seem to expect Haye to use his talent to the max. I have never seen Haye do that. He tends to alternate between brilliance and sloppiness in the same round. He was in competitive fights with Fragomeni and Mormeck, fighters he dwarfs in terms of talent and athleticism. Of course he should beat Valuev, but he will have ring rust and in his best fights still made the same mistakes he made as an amateur. Against Barrett or cruiserweights he could afford to make these mistakes, against the better HW's this might be his demise. So the question is, will Haye be an improved fighter in terms of ring intelligence and strategy, despite only fighting twice in two years?

 

He is big enough to be able to go over the top rope....ringside could be a very dangerous place to be if Haye tees off