The end of David Haye this saturday?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by JeanPaulValley, Jul 8, 2012.


  1. JeanPaulValley

    JeanPaulValley Boxing Addict banned

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    I really wanted to like him but he just consistently let the fight fans down. I don't think he kept any of his promises. He could have been the biggest star in boxing if he had the skill that he brags about. The truth is,he is a limited one punch stalker with a shaky chin. That's just the facts. The charisma he has wasnt ever enough to make me a fan. He was a very good cruiserweight and an average heavyweight at best.

    Some Haye lies and hype as follows:
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    "When I beat Monte better than anybody has before, people will start to realise I’m serious about becoming world heavyweight champion.” [/FONT]
    (Haye beat Barrett by TKO in 5 rounds,Cliff Couser did it in 2 rounds)


    "My job is to knock out Nikolai Valuev...the combination of my hand speed and Valuev's immense head is going to cause an explosion." (Haye barely won a SD over Valuev and only threw 1 meaningful punch the entire fight)

    "When I fight Ruiz,their will be fireworks
    ." ( the fight was nothing special and Haye stopped an old Ruiz anticlimactically on his feet)

    "I will KO Wladimir Klitschko" (we already know about this one!)


    And now this time around David Haye "promises" yet again to KO Dereck Chisora.Haye has said things like "he wont last 2 rounds"

    "I'm going to break this guy down...force Don Charles to throw in the towel."

    It's all so funny considering Haye hasn't got one punch KO power in the HW division and also hasn't scored a true 10 count KO over anyone in years. Plus Dereck Chisora has never been down or out and has faced stronger punchers than Haye.

    David has 2 options after his loss to Dereck. he can 1.retire again. or 2.rededicate himself and fight often against good opponents in hopes of actually earning some real praise.

    If Haye comes back and wants to actually be a heavyweight contender,I will give him another chance. But he will probably just retire again in shame.

    Dereck by late TKO.
     
  2. Flexe

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    Haye will only stop Chisora on cuts or substantial damage. His power is massively overrated at HW. Yes he hits hard at CW, but at HW, he has average power.
     
  3. Bazooka

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    Haye can box use angles and jab his way to an easy win, I am sure he is going to Box here until he sees something I do not see him going for an early kill unless he knows its there.
    Chisora has his work cut out for him, I think he will find a way but he is going to look ordinary for the most part until he does find his way.
    Very hard fight to really pick a winner, Chisora has proven he can come forward get behind a jab he can take a good shot. Haye is timid at times when faced with a real threat and has been down by smaller fighters.
    I honestly do not know who is going to win I want Chisora, I mean based on how both men fought each Klitschko you would think Chisora, but Haye has the ability to adjust does Chisora?:think
     
  4. BigmanJapan

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    PREACH:deal:deal:deal
     
  5. BigmanJapan

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    This dude sums up the fight to a tee (plus he has the added benefit of insight into both camps especially Chisora's):
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  6. sir axeman

    sir axeman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chisora is not going to be winning this fight. At best he'll have his odd moments but I actually see a mismatch here. People are getting carried away by his Vitali fight and the Helenus fight. Look at him againsts Fury as well and earlier. He's nothing special. Haye wins easily.
     
  7. Flexe

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    I don't see Haye having things all his way. Chisora is durable and can take some big shots. Helenius and Vitali hit harder than Haye. And Chisora lasted 12 rounds. Chisora is hungry and will not stop coming forward.

    I think Haye wins but I really wouldn't be surprised to see Chisora wear Haye down. If this fight goes past 8, Haye is in BIG trouble.
     
  8. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    Haye is all talk he has no intention of doing anything but running around the ring after talking a lot of **** he is boring as hell to watch.

    Yet, he keeps fooling the Brits on here and they believe every word he says like it is the gospel. :lol:
     
  9. JN43

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    Haye by brutal KO
    wonder if vitali will keep running from the fight
     
  10. chi

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    Honestly dont think Chisora will trouble Haye in any way. Regardless of Hayes shortcomings as a heavyweight he still had decent ring craft, has good hand speed and is much quicker than Chisora. Haye will counter and pick him off and Chisora has shown he has no plan B.
     
  11. Prince.

    Prince. 24/7 365 Full Member

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    I think we might see something like this.

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  12. Smokin' Joe

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    You know, you're right. I've never heard a fighter say he's going to win in devestating fashion and then not follow through before.! Outrageous stuff from Haye.
     
  13. maciek4

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    This is BS. There is no such gigantic leap between CW and HW. Most HWs are just fatter. Some of course are very big but mostly limited (exeption of Klitschkos) and Chisora is not one of those giants. Haye carried the power to HW, he demolished Barret and Ruiz too. Wlad was weary of his speed and power and shaken once.

    Haye by KO
     
  14. Absolutely!

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    Although I'm rooting for Chisora, my breakdown of the fight sees Haye winning a decision after running around the ring all night, counter shotting with single digit uppercuts and overhands and generally just stinking things up. Regardless of how he wins though, I struggle to see where exactly he could go from there. Vitali's retiring, Wlad has no need to fight him again, Povetkin doesn't want to fight anyone with a pulse. Adamek? Domestic dust-up with Fury?
     
  15. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    is this code for Haye will be on his bike and throw 8 punches a round and pot shot for 12 rounds? :huh