And No...he is not for the taking.

You're condoning PK's behaviour? Now that is something you'll have to deal with.

Serious note, we can all disagree and have constructive discussions about Boxing without having to put fighters down. PK has given Haye no credit whatsoever for coming out with the victory despite a broken hand, despite being massively undersized, and has gone on to further display his stupidity by championing Jim Watt's scoring. Ludicrous. Golf it should be. He's a bloody idiot.

 

PK seems to be an alt of Flint Island based on his posting style, and irrational hatred of David Haye.

I don't mind someone offering a reasoned argument, but he makes wild, unverified statements even when some disproves his point. And when disproven he'll usually make an even more outlandish claim to support his now diminished argument.

He's a bit of a troll, and every so often he'll make a good point, or say something funny. It has to be a persona, because I don't think many aspergers sufferers would like boxing.

 

Further compounded by the fact that Watt was supposedly scoring the fight, not as he saw it but how he thought the judges in a German arena would see it

 

Fail.

 

It's just that it doesn't distinguish between a boxer landing 2 more or 20 more in a round. Both are likely to be scored the same ie 10-9. If only two more punches are landed I'd be more inclined to think about giving it even. Perhaps not so if it ridiculously few punches were landed but certainly if a lot were.

 

Not quite true as a fighter does not need to be knocked down for the round to be scored a 10-8. It can just be an extremely dominent round.

A draw should only be scored when you cannot separate the fighters. It doesn't matter if it's 1 or 20. If you can see that 1 fighter dig more good work than the other then that fighter wins the round!

 

Haye made Valuev look amateur with the amount of times he missed and also by the sheer distance he was missing by, he was getting nothing but air!!

Haye needed to stay out of range and come in and out quickly, that was a good gameplan and inevitably worked and he won the fight! Against Vitali, he's fighting a man slightly heavier and slightly bigger, a HUGE difference compared to fighting a man almost a foot taller and 8 stone heavier!!

You will see more of what was shown against Monte Barrett again VK, although I don't think he will be quite so gung-ho in this one!

Besides.....Haye's got the small matter of a mandatory against Ruiz in the new year first.......then onto VK!!

 

Watching the fight with a few beers (or loads of wine in my case) I remember thinking it might be close but watching it again the next day I struggled to give Valuev a single round. Haye won the fight and the fact he adapted his tactics to win shows he has a plan B and therefore should earn him even more credit imo.

Haye has almost single handedly re-ignited the HW division again and thats when you will find TV companies etc all looking to show boxing again coz the HW title has always been regarded as the 'Greatest Prize in Sport' imo

 

You ever thrown a punch with a broken hand?

 

:huh

 

I don't think either the scared one or the injured one, will fancy a scrap with Haye.

 

Haye beats the **** out of Vitali. Stops him on cuts. Vitali get put off balance very easily and Hayes speed will help him take advantage and stop Vitali on cuts

Haye TKO8