I expect Haye will run vrs. Fury but because of Fury's inexperience Haye will have more opportunities to land then against Wlad or Valuev. Fury might still win because of his talent and willpower. Fury is faster than Valuev.
Doesn't really matter... I know what I see in the ring, and Haye wasn't poor that night. Believe what you want though We all will have our own opinions. :good Imo fans with a boxing eye know what they saw. All I see from people who think other wise is emotional cheerleading or people with a personal dislike for Haye, which... you quite obviously have, based on your history. You are about as biased as it gets on this issue actually. Fairly typical on this forum. meh
I know this was directed to another poster, but the dislike for Haye, for me anyway, is based off his performance against Wlad.
However, I realize whats going on.... Haye was disrespectful for years pre fight, and given his performance (while not poor, imo... def didn't deliver) he rightfully (matter of opinion) has to eat his words. And Im also not saying the performance was a good one. What I am saying however, is that what actually happened in that ring from Haye, wasn't actually as bad as is made out. And also, the blame isn't solely with Haye. And I say that as a Wlad fan. Anyways, im outta the thread. Funny how a Haye interview attracts so much hate though lol.
http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?t=419638 Vidic highlights for me the ups of the fight. It wasn't the snoozefest you make it out to be (why would it be when both men hold awesome KO power?).
if you think Haye is going to fight Fury any different than he did Valuev or Wlad you are delusional. Valuev was slow as **** had no footwork or skills of any kind and Haye was scared to even get in and get out on him. Fury is more skilled than Valuev and less skilled than Wlad he is somewhere in the middle. Haye isn't going to change anything he will fight to survive all 12 and try and nic a 12 round decision. Because of his Chin and Stamina Haye won't take risks against the bigger heavyweights. He has a clear blueprint he has followed one that is cautious and boring.
Haye will potshot all night form outside vs. Fury until he manages to wobble Fury with a random shot. Then he will go in and swarm Fury until the fight is waved off.
Haye kept falling down on the canvas That was nothing to do with a 17 stone 6 foot 6 man pushing his head down, Then putting his elbow into the back of Hayes neck before jumping up throwing his entire weight down onto Hayes neck go watch again Wlad's feet come of the floor as prepares to climb on the smaller man's back LOL And this is considered having a good defense by Klitards :nut
Fury has a 30% KO ratio fighting bums and cruiser weights Haye will be cautious but he will win by KO
:rofl Haye was 'flopping' even before Wlad could lean on him. Hence why the referee got sick of it and counted a knockdown on one of Haye's flops and told him to get up and fight.
Rico Spadafora and iceman71 have talked about Haye more than any other poster on this site. I don't understand why they are still so upset about Haye's attempts to sell his fights. The Valuev and Wlad fights both sucked, but Haye has consistently been in exciting fights for the remainder of his career.
his performance was so poor HBO had said that was his last time on the air. funny how real boxing experts such as networks and websites and magazines all bashed haye for his performance, yet you seem to think everyone is biased. ummm ok
his paper title win over Valuev was utterly atrocious....his first 2 "defenses" were a sham. not only were they laughable dug up from grave yard opponents but in no way were they "exciting". john ruiz fight was exciting? Audley Harrison exciting? he has had 1 fight that could be labeled as exciting and that was chisora. a guy who had lost 3 of his last 4. haye is an ass clown but im sure he thanks you for your support