When Haye is put to sleep

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  1. Scrussell

    Scrussell Active Member Full Member

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    by the man who could possible eat him in one sitting, will everyone finally admit that he just isn't all that and a bag of chips at heavyweight?

    I'm not saying he isn't good, at crusierweight he is very good but he is not a top ranking heavyweight.
    His power is unproven at the weight and his chin is.... well non existent and with no defense this poses a problem.

    If he somehow beats Valuev via heart attack or lightning strike all credit to him and ill eat my words but when he loses will everyone get out of his ass or are they to stuck in there forever
     
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  2. ishy

    ishy Loyal Member Full Member

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    How does that work? Surely they'd call it an NC and it's an indoor arena anyway so don't worry, there's no chance of lighting strikes. ;)
     
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  3. Scrussell

    Scrussell Active Member Full Member

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    Yea probably would be a no contest but they still have a high chance then a haye KO
     
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  4. lefthook89

    lefthook89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    you sound oh so confident, just promise me you wont hang yourself if haye beats him, that goes for motorhead and anybody else not giving haye a punchers chance.
     
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  5. 2tall2slow2

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    Only on ESB could threads slagging off David Haye be interpreted as nuthugging.
    Un****ingbelievable.
    Keep up the good work though guys. Let's build up that hype.
    Poor effort btw OP.
     
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  6. ed7890

    ed7890 Col. Hunter Gathers Full Member

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    I can't seen Valuev doing enough to keep Haye off him and win this one
     
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  7. 2tall2slow2

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    You're ****ing mental mate. Do you know another poster called Tunney?
     
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  8. Boxing Fanatic

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    Valuev is so slow. I just don't see how he can give Haye a problem.
     
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  9. Scrussell

    Scrussell Active Member Full Member

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    LOL the thing is I'm not even really a big Valuev fan so thanks for your concern but I think I will be alright.

    And see you are missing the point, what fight at heavyweight has given you the idea that Haye is a puncher. Just because he was a puncher at crusierweight doesn't mean he will have power at heavyweight especially against somebody of Valuev size.

    Punchers chance.... No I think that would also go to Valuev sorry
     
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  10. Scrussell

    Scrussell Active Member Full Member

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    He maybe slow I'll give you that but he is only going to need one half punch before Haye folds over and doesn't get back up you can not tell me Haye can avoid every punch in the entire fight.
     
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  11. lefthook89

    lefthook89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i wouldn't be suprised, since his punch is equivalent to a quarter mile time of a semi truck:lol:
     
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  12. Scrussell

    Scrussell Active Member Full Member

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    With a defence as good as Hayes it wouldn't matter if the semi was in reverse
     
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  13. Boxing Fanatic

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    He could get lucky, but, I still think Haye beats him.
     
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  14. sir axeman

    sir axeman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its foolish to think that a hard hitting cruiserweight cant hurt and KO a heavyweight. If someone can bang and they're over 200lbs they can KO anyone. Ask Golota! Valuev is big and has never seen the canvas himself...so that goes in his favour but there's always a first time!! Its not hard to imagine Haye running rings around him...but also not hard to imagine Valuev pummelling Haye and ending the fight inside 5 rounds...but then you think Valuev doesn't do KO's lately...he seems to get points wins for the last few years.
     
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  15. lefthook89

    lefthook89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    many cruisers have had successful campaings at heavy scrussell, evander holyfield being the best example. and with the speed, athelticism and explosiveness of haye, i dont see how its completely 100% impossible to carry these physical gifts onto the HW divison, which is what you and anybody else thats slagging haye is implying. its dumb logic, im no haye fan but he has endless potential to be something big in the HW division. and if your gonna cling to his loss four years ago as an indicator he'll be terrible as a heavyweight, then you fail, plain and simple. its funny how people use this one loss in hayes career as an indicator, im all to curious about what your impressions were of wlad after he got flattened by corrie sanders, lamon brewster and ross purrity???
     
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