David Haye on Somethin' For The Weekend... (News)

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Terry D wrote:It would not surprise me. Haye is a proper fighter. If he was around in the 1940's he'd be 40-5 with a stack of KO's, and scalps, by now.
My problem is he thinks that his "speed" and power trumps his opponents' attributes all the time.
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I think they'll go a sensible, respectable route, i.e. Europeans and ex champs, at heavyweight. It worked at cruiser, getting a Euro title, making defenses, learning this & that. it should work at heavy, though things will be a bit tougher. Gradual learnign curve - again. I hope.
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Post by DavidPayne »

I keep thinking Hasim Rahman in London.

I don't know why.
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would encourage the Lennox comparisons
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Terry D wrote:A fellow poster is saying that the rumour is Wlad, after Wlad's next bout, so I'm assuming warm-up then Wlad if possible.
Holy Camoley!!!

Its a very tough ask (IF it were to happen), but thats why I like Haye. Hes a risk-taker, a fans fighter and an entertainer who hasn't protected his 0 (or his 1).

David Haye is a a beacon of hope and a shining light of how modern fighters careers should be progressed. No bullshit just good fights :TU:
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/7147928.stm

i sooo hope haye goes straight up to heavy and fights this mystery big name. I couldnt be less interested in him taking on maccarinelli when it proves nothing.
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they've been in talks with wlad?? :o
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Riddick Blowe wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/7147928.stm

i sooo hope haye goes straight up to heavy and fights this mystery big name. I couldnt be less interested in him taking on maccarinelli when it proves nothing.
I disagree, I'd love to see the fight. 2 British top 5 P4P punchers facing off against each other is a dream and a fight that will do wonders for the winning fighters (and possibly the losers) reputations over here.

Its a mega-fight and one that I'd love to happen, but if Haye is saying he can't make 200 and Enzo's not moving up then there's a major stumbling block.

I hope we're not going to get another 2 months (again) of both fighters saying they want the fight and then it doesn't happen, without a decent reason. At the moment there seems to be plenty of hot air from both. LETS GET IT ON!!!!
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Terry D wrote:
Chambers2 wrote:
Terry D wrote:A fellow poster is saying that the rumour is Wlad, after Wlad's next bout, so I'm assuming warm-up then Wlad if possible.
Holy Camoley!!!

Its a very tough ask (IF it were to happen), but thats why I like Haye. Hes a risk-taker, a fans fighter and an entertainer who hasn't protected his 0 (or his 1).

David Haye is a a beacon of hope and a shining light of how modern fighters careers should be progressed. No bullshit just good fights :TU:
I think he'd bomb him out :box:
Haye would bomb Wlad out or vice-versa? I'd unsurprisingly be backing Haye if it were to happen :o its a 'who lands first' fight, but I'd fancy Hayes chances
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i just don't see it. haye has already proved himself cw champ, mac is just a paper titlist. Beating him proves nothing, haye will be weight drained again and because of this may even lose, he has bigger fish to fry at heavy where he will feel more comfortable at the weight.

I hope money doesn't lure Haye back down for this one. It is a waste of time and catastrophic if he loses.

oh and if he goes straight in against wlad I would say Wlad lands first and bombs him out.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I think Wlad would smash Haye. He's much the bigger man, has a cracking jab and thunderous right hook. He's also a much more rounded fighter than he once was. I honestly think Wlad's jab could probably drop Haye.

No offence to David who is an ambitious and likeable guy, but Wlad is the one guy he shouldn't face.

I suspect they may be putting him in with Sam Peter.
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Post by josh fg »

Wlad would be bloody insain. If he does then there will be no question as to his heart or that he is scaired of Enzo :lol: they tried to make the Rob Calloway fight last time when he ended up fighting Muhammed A.
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josh fg wrote:Wlad would be bloody insain. If he does then there will be no question as to his heart or that he is scaired of Enzo :lol: they tried to make the Rob Calloway fight last time when he ended up fighting Muhammed A.
And I think Hasim is the best option we have heard of him in this country he is a good but limeted pro.
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Post by Loftgroov »

Sinan Samil Sam, Luan Krasniqi or Matt Skelton would be pitching it about right for Haye.

Then who knows...
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Post by sweetscience »

DavidPayne wrote:I keep thinking Hasim Rahman in London.

I don't know why.
i was thinking the same
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Post by josh fg »

Loftgroov wrote:Sinan Samil Sam, Luan Krasniqi or Matt Skelton would be pitching it about right for Haye.

Then who knows...
I think so too though think he'd learn more from Sprott than Skelton. However Haye sounds like he is pitching above that from this weekends comments
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Hasn't Skelton got a shot at Chagaev?
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Post by bridportboxer »

I reckon it's Valuev. Does he have any fights scheduled at the moment?
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Post by DavidPayne »

Well Haye said everyone will say he's mad so it must be

a) a big puncher
Briggs-Brewster-Peter-Tua-Williamson

b) a big bugger
McCline-Valuev-Thompson-Meehan (unlikely given William's result versus him).

c) a champion
Maskaev-Klitschko-Ibragimov-Chagaev

d) a spiteful, gnarled old ass or former champion
McCall-Mercer-Holyfield-Byrd-Toney-Rahman

I'ms sticking with Rahman. Though he does hold a good shot. I'd assume Haye would be looking for someone more brittle.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

what big name american would agree to a fight with haye? there can't be that much money on the table and haye isn't ranked yet... and where would the fight be held?
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Post by DavidPayne »

As undisputed 200lb champion, and as custodian of the WBC belt, he'd be guaranteed a top 10 ranking wouldn't he?
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DavidPayne wrote:I keep thinking Hasim Rahman in London.

I don't know why.
My thoughts exactly. Like John Ruiz, no amount of losses seems to push Rahman out of the top 10, and since losing to Maskaev he has looked more heavy, ponderous & vulnerble than ever.

The zero-KO Zuri Lawrence was able to knock him back with shots. Sure Team Haye know this huge, strong, slow, chinny man is ripe for the picking & a good PR move with the old Lennox Lewis fight.
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Post by Chambers2 »

I don't think Valuev is a bad shout (as someone has said). Haye mentioned his name quite a few times whilst Valuev was champ, I reckon Haye fancies the job and I don't blame him.

The speed difference would be phenomenal and NV isn't a humungous puncher considering his humungous size (wouldn't like to take one flush off him though).

Would Haye have to travel?? more than likely
Would it bother him??? not a feckin sausage.

TIMBER!!! will be the cry from my front room as the 7ft beast hits the deck.

Its a fight that will get people talking as well.
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Post by Abbo »

I'll take Moorer, Briggs & Golota against the field.

Anyone want a them-three-vs-the-field i'll take :TU:
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Post by josh fg »

Nicoli would be a good fight because I think he could win but it could be problematic cos he hits so hard. Would make a hell of a statement at the wight though.
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