Haye Flattered By Maccarenelli Blow Out

Look I actually enjoy your posts most of the time, they are unique to say the least & sometimes quite amusing. I just don't agree that Enzo was poor against Haye, I just think they're leagues apart in terms of talent.

 

Jury is out on Haye until he has fought a top heavy, in my opinion he'll be okay. The divsion is weak & he has the tools to give any of them problems.

 

He took no abuse back because of styles, and Enzo not being as good as you think/thought. The problem you have is that you seem to apportion criticism and/or worry over Haye not being tested by Enzo, yet fail to acknowledge that it is actually Enzo's fault that was the case. Backwards logic to say the least.

I agree he's going to get found out against the Klitschko's though.

 

He couldn't punch a hole in his head. He realised Haye was far too sharp and quick with his counters, and wasn't comfortable leading off because he felt Haye's power on his gloves. Therefore he resembled something of a tentative wreck.

It's not really a matter of what Enzo does or did, but I don't think you'll realise this unless they fight again.

You know a guys in trouble when everybody that is picking Enzo is doing so because of the other guys problem with weight. That's a very frail basket to be putting all your eggs in.

 

Flint, which attributes would you actually rate Enzo above Haye for though? There is very little to go on, or reason to think a rematch is worthwhile. Think about it and get back to me.

He just got beat by a superior fighter, you are reading too much into it in my opinion.

 

Flint, I don't understand why you keep finding bizarre Enzo comments and then holding them up as the shining light of truth.

Enzo thinks blasting out Bobby Gunn makes him capable of beating Haye.

Enzo is so wrong it's untrue.

 

I can't be arsed reading through the other 4 pages but in answer to the original question: Yes, the Enzo result does flatter Haye.

 

Does it though?

It really depends on how much stock you put in Enzo. To me it doesn't flatter him at all, because Enzo was never that great and I predicted him to get ended in 5 rounds anyway. On which grounds does it flatter him?

If people did think Enzo was anything special, the fight should have put things into perspective.

 

I think Enzo is a pretty decent fighter in a poor division, Haye has beaten him, an old Mormeck and now he's going to save the heavyweight division? I've nothing against Haye but I remain to be convinced.

 

Exactly. So a round 2 KO doesn't really flatter Haye, its probably about what you expected - but perhaps a bit earlier?

I'm not that convinced Haye is a saviour either. There are guys he'll beat and plenty he'll struggle badly with.

 

:deal

 

The HWs are poor enough that Haye will make waves but the Enzo and Mormeck fights are getting hm too much praise from some quarters IMHO.