David Hayes most impressive career performance ?

I think the way he took out Mormeck is a great performance...:yep

Losing to Carl Thompson is probably the best thing that has happened to David Haye and it showed that no matter how good and strong you maybe you have to stay focused for every second of every round...:yep

 

Taking the drink before getting on the scales was pretty funny.

"I've made the weight THIS easily"

 

Is your avatar the new promotional poster for the general election Gaz...:nut

 

Hopefully!!

 

Enzo had banked on Haye really struggling at the weight, he probably half expected him to come in over. So when he took a drink before getting on the scales, made weight with pounds to spare, and looked in ridiculous shape doing so (not compared to the cut to shreds of pure muscles Enzo of course) i have no doubt Enzo will have realised at that moment that he was deep in the ****.

Weight drained was Enzo's only hope of beating Haye IMO

 

Class poll vote options;

Bear baiting Valuev, Massacre of Maccarinelli

Mormeck, although the flattening of Enzo got replayed many times on my phone to whoever would watch.

Lol at JC's face when the fight got called off. Was almost as funny as Sly Stallone's 'Noooo!!!' in the background when JC dry humped Popkins

 

The point I was making was that Haye allowed himself to get old manned and stopped...:yep Both fighters are strong but Thompson used his ring wisdom and brawn that bit better...:yep

 

It was for sure imo. Smart guys..they love mindgames and fooled Frank and Enzo bigtime.

 

Where did you upload the pic from...:think

 

Interesting thread Kos, although i dont think you can attribute a word like 'vintage' to Haye yet .. Mormeck and Valuev were his greatest wins to date, its obvious to say but these 2 wins were good for different reasons .. Mormeck was a solid, decent fighter, yeah he didnt have surprises but Haye had to take him down in his own backyard which is always to be respected .. Valuev was a great win simply because it was such an awkward fight .. Its impossible to truly prepare for a guy like Valuev, but Haye had his strategy down to a T, pot shot and get out of there so the big guy cant lean on you and sap that strength, it wasnt pretty but the tactics were perfect .. As for the Klits, i just cant see how Haye can win especially against Wladimir. Wlad sets up so defensively that Haye will have to go after him in the first few rounds, if Wlad gets into a rhythm behind that jab its going to be a long night for Haye .. Haye is a far better fighter than Wlad but Wlad just sits behind that jab, using his reach, totting up those points and never taking a risk .. Manny Steward has taught Wlad the Lewis type of fighting, which is emotionless, dull, point scoring and risk free .. Its an efficient style of fighting but it leaves the viewer cold to the bone .. If Haye cant get to Wlad in the first 3 rounds then this is over, he'll have a better chance against Vitali, Vitali takes a few more risks, he doesnt throw the jab as much and hes not as scared a fighter as Wlad .... Either way Haye will never compare to Holyfield no matter what anybody says, i've just watched Holyfield v Qawwi at Cruiser and Holyfield v Dokes in his early Heavyweight days. Holyfield was such an under-appreciated fighter back then, that beautiful bounce and forward rhythm, that attacking warrior style of taking shots and giving better back .. Haye can never hope to emulate Evander Holyfield. Its such a shame that Holyfield is destroying himself nowadays in front of boxing fans and the worlds media, because people are starting to forget what a brilliant fighter he was in his heyday ..

 

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The main factor in Warren actually making the fight was Haye"s perceived struggles with the weight.

The fact that Haye was dropped heavily and was on unsteady legs against Mormeck added fuel to the fire.

Warren's face at the weigh in was quality, the swig of water and being 2lbs under.... was surprised he didn't ask him to get on again!

 

Yep...your not wrong...

 

I've always said i could write a thesis on the anti sweet science flaws, tells & tendencies that Dave has. But the current state of the HW division along with a muddy crystal ball of up-n-comers had me not at all interested in studying anyone north of 200. I just wanted a new face to shake things up and boy has he done it, my stock is in him.

Oh and i agree JMM was his best performance so far.