Surprisingly I think Haye will be humble and respectful after his defeat. Taking a ferocious beating has a way of knockin you down a peg or two.
If he lasts to a decision then something about holding. If he gets knocked out maybe he will be respectful.
I suspect, if he loses (which I strongly feel he will, it'll be something like... "I did my best in there, but you have to remember he had all the advantages in height and weight and I've only had five fights at heavyweight. Full respect to him for getting the win but if I'd had better preparation, I don't want to go into any details but things could have gone a lot better in training camp and if there'd been no problems outside the ring it would have gone very differently in there." For anyone who's interested I found this yesterday, interview with Carl Thompson before the Harrison fight. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xfnuw8_carl-thompson-beating-david-haye-was-easy-peasy_sport Oh and Antsu, nice result in the Hockey on Sunday night
Battered Byrd bloody KO'd Austin with his right hand tied behind his back Dropped Brock like a rock (KO was brutal) Ferociously beat Brewster with just his jab and an over hand right or two. Had Brew not quit on his stool he would have gotta a ferocious beating Some fans might consider the Ibragimov fight boring but Wlad broke him psychologically I could go on but gotta' run :hi: