haye v fury??? what the British fans think???

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by madg321, Jun 3, 2013.


  1. madg321

    madg321 Active Member Full Member

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    I haven't seen a thread on here so I apologize in advance if it's been done
    But by now we hweights heard the news of a potential fight between haye and fury, so what u think?

    I'm not interested in talk about glass or nutthuggers blowing smoke up the're fave fighters chuff wanna talk about tactics real world scenarios, potential outcomes and the rebuild after.

    Well I'm going to put my two pennies in first I fancie fury for this lets forget about the Cunningham fight that was pure entertainment Tyson has a real decent chance and I think he will grab it with both hands. Yes I know he has questions asked of his chin before but what he has is a heart of a warrior I feel haye although he has single punch power and nice fluid combinations I just don't think Tyson will let him get his shot off like he is used to, don't get me wrong this won't be a easy task and sure there be a crisis or two but I definitely see Tyson coming on in the later rounds slowly applying more pressure to grind haye down moving away form that right hand. Haye struggles with his stamina at hw and providing fury boxes smart and finds his range early haye will fade and become less dangerous as the fight goes on

    Let's look at the facts haye has never beaten a hw as capable as fury
    Haye has not fought in a long time
    But haye HAS got more than enough power to send fury sleep for a long time
    Haye HAS got the movement to make fury miss all night

    This fight is a real pick em fight.

    My head says haye my heart says fury one think I can guarantee is this fight gets made there will be fireworks

    What you guys think
     
  2. madg321

    madg321 Active Member Full Member

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    It has crossed my mind but on the other hand David hasn't really had much luck with big guys. And that's when he was active. Stopping and starting constantly isn't exactly doing haye any favors and fjury will be getting better and stronger every fight. Admittedly if haye is in top form and fury comes in any less than 110% fury may never wake up
     
  3. ChipChair

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  4. Johnny Coyle

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    Cant see fury doing much , haye KO in 5
     
  5. uktyson

    uktyson Active Member Full Member

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    haye has backed off big guys up to yet.but he will have seen furys weakness to a clean punch against a smaller fighter so i think he might go for fury if he does it will be over in 5.
     
  6. madg321

    madg321 Active Member Full Member

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    Barret Ruiz Harrison valuev and chisora. This is Hayes successesful hw fights third over 5 years. Not exactly great is it????? I just think it's nieve to overlook these things. Chis is garbage Harrison shot Ruiz shor barret shot valuev. He ran away from ( nt tht I blame him) fury is a credible technician and Will have plan to negate haye strengths
     
  7. the WBC would jump at the chance to sanction this as a final eliminator, or alternatively, the WBA would sanction it for their vacant title if the klit-pov unifier comes off, think WBC makes more sense though..

    old trafford maybe, if they can get it for sept.

    The build up would be crazy entertaining and the whole event would be great to see

    Haye slaughters him. 3 rounds or less.
     
  8. boxon

    boxon Member Full Member

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    Haye with his speed and power should win this comfortably but if Tyson listens

    to Peter and manages to avoid Haye for the first half of the fight then I reckon

    Tyson has a real chance of an upset.
     
  9. Mugsy

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    Hayes inactivity I believe could be his down fall. He hasnt had near the amount of fights he should have and his recent fights are not massively impressive.

    I dont believe Haye is an elite heavyweight nor will he be. Fury has a very big shot here.

    Basically Fury has nothing to lose even if hes KO'd. He has so much years on everyone and a loss would probably give him the kick up the arse he needs.
     
  10. Lilo

    Lilo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Haye via decapitation
     
  11. Saintpat

    Saintpat Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Mark my words: Tyson will clean up the cruiserweight division and the light heavies are next
     
  12. Skeletor

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    :deal Aye!
     
  13. destruction

    destruction Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    It is excellent match making, because it will be an explosive fight...every Tyson Fury fight delivers exactly what it says on the tin; furious action.

    Having said all of that, Haye just has too much, too much power, too much finishing ability and too much ring craft for someone like Fury. Fury fights like a bare knuckle fighter, more than anything else, crude and open, and playing to the crowds; in this fight, that will be his downfall. Haye will just take a step back and bam, bam, bam...fight over.

    Haye wins via KO in 5.
     
  14. madg321

    madg321 Active Member Full Member

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    I do think haye is so overrated on Here mind. He beat Chisora when a one armed vk couldn't. Big deal

    Goes to show what a good salesman haye is. Haye never comprehensively beaten a LIVE hw , valuev u say???? Hardly what I call a fight
     
  15. modestbiggles

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    haye to win in 5

    fury to say something racist/insulting in the build up that will infuriate the daily mail types.