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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    The mre I think the more I think fury will wk haye right up. Providing every punch is spiteful not those slapping shots Cunningham was being fed haye will get tired of being hit.
     
  2. Stunkie

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    Haye wins this early. Tyson is there to be hit and Haye has all the power and speed to get it done. Tyson can listen to Peter all he wants and adopt a similar strategy to the Johnson fight but it will matter little. Using Johnson as a comparison for Haye is as silly as using Valuev as a comparison for Wlad. This has come to early for Tyson and if we where a few years down the line it would be a closer affair. I agree that if Tyson could take it in to the latter rounds he could be in business, but that's like saying if I could pick six correct numbers I would win the lottery, the chances of both actually happening are slim.

    Haye by KO in whatever round he has told his mates to put money on.
     
  3. The Chosen

    The Chosen Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Haye by KO. Fury is a big unskilled oaf. Haye too fast, too powerful. Fury gets embarrassed.

    Will be a big fight in the public eye so I'm right for it.
     
  4. REEVO

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    I think the possibility of Fury walking onto a overhand right is reality, saying that I think Fury can fight to a game plan and he could knock Haye out..
     
  5. REEVO

    REEVO Boxing Addict Full Member

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    That's bull**** to say he has no skills he has shown quite flashy combos for a bigun and good body punching. Haters gonnar hate.. You don't get to where he has being **** end of story..
     
  6. RJJ's Jab

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    Haye Will kill him I bet It doesn't go beyond 5, I can see It resembling the Haye-Harrison debacle.
     
  7. The Chosen

    The Chosen Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I meant comparitive to Haye; Fury is a big unskilled oaf. He's probably one of few big name heavyweights who can stand up size wise to the Klitschko's but the skill level is very vast.

    P4P Steve Cunningham proved he was a better boxer.
     
  8. phonk

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    Should be entertaining.

    Won't be paying for it if it's on PPV. Shameful if Sky try and punt this as a PPV fight.
     
  9. JonnyBGoode

    JonnyBGoode Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If Haye manages to get his shots off early then it's good night for Fury who I just don't think will stand up to that many powerful right hands.

    However, if Fury manages to make it a messy, scrappy affair and nullify Hayes work through mauling tactics it could be a different story. Fury has an absolutely massive height and reach advantage and could adopt similar tactics to Wlad of just standing off and jabbing, then when Haye gets close just hold and lean on him. Haye doesn't have good stamina and as the 12 rounds progress Fury could tire him down.

    Don't see it happening though, Haye inside 6 for me.
     
  10. Westy78

    Westy78 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Has Haye ever been in a war at HW level, because he will be dragged into one with Furry.

    Hard one to call personally, harder to call then people think. But on paper its Haye all the way
     
  11. JonnyBGoode

    JonnyBGoode Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Haye has never been in a war at heavyweight, in fact the only real war I can remember him getting into was Thompson in a fight he lost. Mormeck was certainly competitive but not when I would term a war. His toughest HW fight Wlad aside was against Ruiz and he was blowing pretty hard when the ref halted that. Interesting fight either way and a big money spinner for both of them.
     
  12. JordanPG

    JordanPG Perth Green a.b.c Full Member

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    Seen another post talking about Haye/Fury..

    And i'll say again, Furywill continue with his trash talking then Haye will KO Fury within 8 rounds, i see a return of the over hand right that Cunningham landed on Fury.

    :blabla:****off
     
  13. dannyboy147

    dannyboy147 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Haye will win this Fury is there to be hit far too often. Fury's team have taken this fight far too early in his career. People saying Haye has poor stamina are making out like he has never been the distance!

    Haye has far too many skills and ring smarts to allow Fury to smother him and apply his weight throughout the fight to wear him down. Haye's speed will be the key to this fight and it will be over within 5.
     
  14. madg321

    madg321 Active Member Full Member

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    Haye gets. Far to much credit.... Considering tht quality of this hw opponents his long lay of and the klitscho defeat.... Just wait
     
  15. matt007

    matt007 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Exactly this :deal

    Haye by brutal KO (Wish he would tell us what round!)