Totally agree,weather the storm and just box clever,I thought his mix of arrack and defence was spot on and re of injury I had Bellew winning that
Hayes finished why is it some can't see it,his first two opponents on his comeback should tell you all you need to know and then with Bellew who has never fought at HW before,if he were still a force to be reckoned with he'd be making fights with Heavyweights. Not trying to put him down as I enjoyed his career but sad to say he hasn't done much on his return has he?
The first round where Bellew completely outboxed, countered and timed Haye told the story. Injury or not Haye is old, fragile and well past his best. Was he even that good at HW to begin with? At CW Haye would have smoked Bellew no doubt, but I think Bellew will win the rematch more convincingly. Haye is done at world level.
Haye wouldn't survive the training camp. Bellew should learn from the last fight. He was too big and gassed hard.
If Haye was remotely serious about fighting he would be closer to 200 pounds where he has his speed and power. 220+ just slows him down and he looked slow a plodding.. He may even find his body may last a little longer in the fight at a more natural weight... Too much weight = more stress on your body = soft tissue/joint/tendon issues... As to who would win the re match, I think Haye if he just boxed as opposed to swinging hail mary's but I suspect that was because he was really injured going into that fight...
Excellent point,when you're already blessed with power you don't need to swing for the fences,just box cause timing beats speed.