No offense to you Wlad fans...myself NOT included, but I can see why Wlad K..........

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  1. Lib

    Lib Guest

    These Haye nuthuggers truly have mental ****** strength. No matter how wrong they are, no matter how stupid they look, they just keep coming with the excuses, the elaborate rationalizations, and the fantasies.

    Wlad completely dominated and outclassed a man who backed away the entire fight. He has 49 KO's and over 80% ratio. You would think a little humility would be in order, but people with extremely low IQ's just don't get it I guess....
     
  2. Blizz42

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    :good
     
  3. Blizz42

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    There were times Wlad bent all of the way over to size Haye up. Second he doesn't have to bend that far over to land to tbe ribs. I mean use a feint, get Haye to cover up, and throw a body shot. It's not like he has to let Haye know he's throwing one.
     
  4. Blizz42

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    I'm no Haye fan. Not everyone saw what you saw dun.
     
  5. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    how does it go from 30 pounds to 40 pounds?
    wasnt haye outweighed by 100 pounds against valuev? just shut up....the **** head lost 10-12 rounds.... boring or not, he won....AGAIN
     
  6. Blizz42

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    Just shut up???? lmao. The **** head??? Man go take your meds you !#$%#$ clown :lol:
     
  7. Andy McNab

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    That's how I felt too.
     
  8. Blizz42

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    Same here. It wasn't a bad fight, but I saw times where Wlad was so close and let Haye off the hook. At times Wlad seemed to feint with his arms lol.
     
  9. don owens

    don owens Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You didn't see Haye running at all? ****, I thought all the running was how he got his massive toe stub injury.
     
  10. Blizz42

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    You thought wrong. We call what you thought was "running" movement.:good
     
  11. don owens

    don owens Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    haha. well, I call it scared movement.
     
  12. Blizz42

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    Haye really fought scared to you lmao!!!???:lol:
     
  13. Blizz42

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    Wlad did what he had to do to win, but he lacks basic fundamentals......but makes up for that with sheer size.
     
  14. bald_head_slick

    bald_head_slick Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Neither of those men are boring. Especially since they can't use length the way that the Klits do. The fight numbers show otherwise also.

    The only poeple who think they are "boring" are people who DKSAB and the sell outs who write stories and craft narratives to suck them in. :deal
     
  15. JMP

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    It always cracks me up that people pull the whole "guess you don't appreciate real boxing and real skill" bull**** when people criticize fighters for being too cautious. It's called follow up with a right hand when you have the guy against the ropes and snap his head back with the jab. And no, there's nothing wrong with mixing up your attack and throwing some jabs to the chest and whatnot. Boxing isn't just throwing ten jabs and an occasional straight right hand to the head. People say Wlad couldn't finish Haye because he was defensive. If you have creativity, can improvise, and know how to not only set up shots to land others, but let your damn hands go, then you can finish fighters like that. Wladimir didn't...he's limited, whether it be physically or mentally. Don't get me wrong, he's effective, very good at what he does, but limited. Other great heavyweights would have finished Haye off. Wladimir, despite winning clearly, could have done more given his tools and overwhelming size advantage and not put himself in harms way. End of discussion.

    But I guess I don't appreciate real boxing, huh?...because I found what some of you thought to be a "brilliant performance and a gameplan executed to absolute perfection" boring and uninspiring. Now if you'd excuse me, I'm going to watch some JCC fights and some Hagler/Hearns fights - guys who put their punches together and broke guys down when they were overmatched. I know, I know, they don't epitomize what boxing is all about because of that, but lay off :good