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Haye Will Lose Because He is Spooked!!!

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funkykoval Active Member Full Member

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I love that haye nuthuggers and lets call them 'supporters' are so sure and entusiastic about haye ko'ing harison and whipping the floor with him

it just will be the bigger shock after haye looses :yep

funkykoval, Sep 10, 2010

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There both a joke, although if I had to install a winner...i'd give it to the big man

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BoxerGaz said: ↑

Your speaking complete **** to be honest mate.

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Thanks for the post full of insighful boxing led analysis squire:good

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Azumah1 said: ↑

Thanks for the post full of insighful boxing led analysis squire:good
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No problem my friend :good

BoxerGaz, Sep 10, 2010

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AGM said: ↑

Maidenhead, as in Berkshire? Where did they all spar?
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Yes sir .... the gym is basically built in the back garden of the veteran trainer Jim Evans who was the trainer of Michael Sprott! In Maidenhead

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Azumah1 said: ↑

Yes sir .... the gym is basically built in the back garden of the veteran trainer Jim Evans who was the trainer of Michael Sprott! In Maidenhead
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Cool. Didn't know that. I grew up down the road in Slough.

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What a load of bollocks any fool knows Haye is going to spark Audley out 99 times out of 100

You have been smoking too much wacky baccy mate

wellsini, Sep 10, 2010

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wellsini said: ↑

What a load of bollocks any fool knows Haye is going to spark Audley out 99 times out of 100

You have been smoking too much wacky baccy mate
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you said it mate

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If haye finds some way to lose, it will be the biggest let down ever. The board would turn into a haye jokefest for a while.

lastletter26, Sep 10, 2010

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Azumah1 said: ↑

I know both guys very well indeed from their amateur days. Audley's early tutelage was at my gym, Northolt ABC, under the guidance of the head coach Pat Wilson.
Haye i have also seen numerous times in his amateur development in maidenhead where i used to take one of our charges Darren Grant ( a super heavy) down for sparring with Haye and Sprott.

The reason i g o on about the amateur days is because just like with Holyfield and Tyson much of the mystic of this fight lies in what some of us witnessed and know form those years.

Audley has NO fear of Haye

Audley used to Man handle him in sparring (never stopped him though)

Haye found the southpaw stance very hard to negotiate

We have seen Haye hurt and dropped a couple of times in sparring (the origin of persistent insinuations about Haye being chinny emanate not from his pro career as many think but from his amateur days).

For all the above reasons some people are right when they have noticed that Haye just seems oddly wound up, unsettled and not quite believable in his confidence this time around. The big question mark is whether Audley has the mental capacity to deliver. Lets be clear Audley is so frustrating, precisely because many know that Audley has the better basics ( he has many of the toools required to be a top class heavy) but he is a pure waste of talent.
However the manner of some his latest wins, avenging Williams and Sprott and doing it under duress with Sprott might just be the kinds of victories that give him the mental and psychological belief he needs!
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It is an interesting way to look at the fight. Thanks for sharing those thoughts.
Ivo, Sep 10, 2010

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Ukansodoff Deontay plz stop ducking Joshua. Thank you. Full Member

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Azumah1 said: ↑

I know both guys very well indeed from their amateur days. Audley's early tutelage was at my gym, Northolt ABC, under the guidance of the head coach Pat Wilson.
Haye i have also seen numerous times in his amateur development in maidenhead where i used to take one of our charges Darren Grant ( a super heavy) down for sparring with Haye and Sprott.

The reason i g o on about the amateur days is because just like with Holyfield and Tyson much of the mystic of this fight lies in what some of us witnessed and know form those years.

Audley has NO fear of Haye

Audley used to Man handle him in sparring (never stopped him though)

Haye found the southpaw stance very hard to negotiate

We have seen Haye hurt and dropped a couple of times in sparring (the origin of persistent insinuations about Haye being chinny emanate not from his pro career as many think but from his amateur days).

For all the above reasons some people are right when they have noticed that Haye just seems oddly wound up, unsettled and not quite believable in his confidence this time around. The big question mark is whether Audley has the mental capacity to deliver. Lets be clear Audley is so frustrating, precisely because many know that Audley has the better basics ( he has many of the toools required to be a top class heavy) but he is a pure waste of talent.
However the manner of some his latest wins, avenging Williams and Sprott and doing it under duress with Sprott might just be the kinds of victories that give him the mental and psychological belief he needs!
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I dont think i can agree with any of that.
Ukansodoff, Sep 10, 2010

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Harrison will make it further than people think because Haye isn't a huge puncher at heavy and this is Audley's last shot. But he has no chance of winning. The main has been an underachiever for his entire career for a very good reason, he's not that good.

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I may be wrong but wast the falling out between the 2 freinds they were was because Haye knocked Audley clean out in sparring?

Ukansodoff, Sep 10, 2010

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Azumah1 said: ↑

I know both guys very well indeed from their amateur days. Audley's early tutelage was at my gym, Northolt ABC, under the guidance of the head coach Pat Wilson.
Haye i have also seen numerous times in his amateur development in maidenhead where i used to take one of our charges Darren Grant ( a super heavy) down for sparring with Haye and Sprott.

The reason i g o on about the amateur days is because just like with Holyfield and Tyson much of the mystic of this fight lies in what some of us witnessed and know form those years.

Audley has NO fear of Haye

Audley used to Man handle him in sparring (never stopped him though)

Haye found the southpaw stance very hard to negotiate

We have seen Haye hurt and dropped a couple of times in sparring (the origin of persistent insinuations about Haye being chinny emanate not from his pro career as many think but from his amateur days).

For all the above reasons some people are right when they have noticed that Haye just seems oddly wound up, unsettled and not quite believable in his confidence this time around. The big question mark is whether Audley has the mental capacity to deliver. Lets be clear Audley is so frustrating, precisely because many know that Audley has the better basics ( he has many of the toools required to be a top class heavy) but he is a pure waste of talent.
However the manner of some his latest wins, avenging Williams and Sprott and doing it under duress with Sprott might just be the kinds of victories that give him the mental and psychological belief he needs!
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Well mate, bet your house on it, personally I think you're talking a packet of ****!
TG1, Sep 10, 2010

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Azumah1 said: ↑

I know both guys very well indeed from their amateur days. Audley's early tutelage was at my gym, Northolt ABC, under the guidance of the head coach Pat Wilson.
Haye i have also seen numerous times in his amateur development in maidenhead where i used to take one of our charges Darren Grant ( a super heavy) down for sparring with Haye and Sprott.

The reason i g o on about the amateur days is because just like with Holyfield and Tyson much of the mystic of this fight lies in what some of us witnessed and know form those years.

Audley has NO fear of Haye

Audley used to Man handle him in sparring (never stopped him though)

Haye found the southpaw stance very hard to negotiate

We have seen Haye hurt and dropped a couple of times in sparring (the origin of persistent insinuations about Haye being chinny emanate not from his pro career as many think but from his amateur days).

For all the above reasons some people are right when they have noticed that Haye just seems oddly wound up, unsettled and not quite believable in his confidence this time around. The big question mark is whether Audley has the mental capacity to deliver. Lets be clear Audley is so frustrating, precisely because many know that Audley has the better basics ( he has many of the toools required to be a top class heavy) but he is a pure waste of talent.
However the manner of some his latest wins, avenging Williams and Sprott and doing it under duress with Sprott might just be the kinds of victories that give him the mental and psychological belief he needs!
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Damn good post. Thanks for the pro insight :good
T.S., Sep 10, 2010

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