I don't get why people think Haye will win easily

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  1. Farmboxer

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  2. freedom2013

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    Interesting.

    BJ Flores was saying on twitter yesterday that Haye will win easily.
     
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  3. TED 822

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    Agree with the original poster that its a 50 50 fight.But I also agree with this comment.Im thinking it will look like Vitali vs Hide when they get in the ring.Yes,I know Fury isn't Vitali and Haye is probably better than Hide,but David has a younger,bigger and a fighter with more devil in him than Valuev against him.Much has been made of the Cunningham knockdown.For me,he was at lest as good a cruiserweight as David.A very quick and slick boxer.Underrated.And Fury was fighting away from home with his uncle pulled at the 11th hour.This is a good fight.
     
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  4. LondonW2

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    Fury has improved and has always found a way to win. I actually trained in the same gym as Haye, I am surprised he has put on as much size as he has, he is not naturally a big man. I believe this will be a factor, if Fury can keep his defence tight early, but be aggressive, then he must bully Haye inside, I like the uppercut for him up close. I personally think haye will run out if gas and get knocked out.
     
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  5. Unforgiven

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    I'd like Fury to win. Not sure if he will. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he does win.
    Haye's always been an over-rated fighter. But he probably deserves to be the favourite -but only a slight favourite in my opinion.

    Tyson Fury's an improving fighter with adequate size to keep Haye from throwing many punches. He has the chance to do the job here, but he needs to show more polish and discipline that he did in his last fight.
    People shouldn't write him off.
     
    Unforgiven, Sep 6, 2013
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  6. lepinthehood

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    :good
     
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  7. plank46

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    you just described fury. valuev can take a punch, fury can't. fury couldn't overpower valuev. ko rd 6 valuev.
     
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  8. wooz

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    Thats definately fake. Flores and Haye are friends and Flores has predicted that Haye will beat Fury.
     
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  9. suckeggs

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    B.J Flores, top-ranked cruiserweight contender
    “Haye. By extremely violent KO! I would say the third round, unless Tyson stays away. Remember the number of times Steve Cunningham was catching him? When David catches him it will be lights out. I think it will be a rude awakening [for Fury]. [There are] too many holes in his defence.”

    http://boxingnewsonline.net/latest/...ve-their-predictions-on-david-haye-tyson-fury
     
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  10. Stark

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    and Tyson Fury is getting dropped hard by feather fisted cruiserweights. :nut
     
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