David Haye V Enzo Maccarinelli - Running Thread

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Post by Goz »

Wow.
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wheres franky boy???
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Post by ebeneezer »

Like a fork twisting in Fwank's anus
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Post by Grilling Machine »

Almost had my first-round prediction right.
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Post by steve689 »

Different class? Flip me, what an ending.
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Post by Deserter »

Sure I wasn't alone in predicting a round 2 KO for Haye - just wish I'd bloody put money on it!
Well, looks like heavyweight is going to get interesting :TU:
As for Enzo, he can come again hopefully. No lasting damage from something like that.
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Post by Abbo »

Look up "legs turned to jelly" in the dictionary. Yup, there's Enzo :D
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Post by Collins2000 »

Great win for David.

:TU:
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Post by BAMBI »

What a beat down..HAYE does talk the talk..walk the walk!!
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Post by Grilling Machine »

Deserter wrote:Sure I wasn't alone in predicting a round 2 KO for Haye - just wish I'd bloody put money on it!
I would've bet on round one and lost out, so I'm glad I didn't!
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Post by BAMBI »

Enzo is PISSED!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Goz »

Lol Haye just asked Booth what round it ended in!!

"Was that the 2nd round?"

Amazing insight into how focused a boxer is in there....
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Post by BAMBI »

i hope warren does not Bitch and claim premature stoppage!!!
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Post by steve689 »

Will Frank quit boxing now then or what?
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Post by Abbo »

After taking four days tonight working up to the fight, they'd better not scrimp on the replays. :evil:
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Post by gkt999 »

BAMBI wrote:i hope warren does not Bitch and claim premature stoppage!!!
Macca was still wobbly 2 mins after the stoppage, ref got it right this time.
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Gareth wrote:
BAMBI wrote:i hope warren does not Bitch and claim premature stoppage!!!
Macca was still wobbly 2 mins after the stoppage, ref got it right this time.
YES i know, good call from ref!!
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Post by MightyWarrior »

wowza, did Enzo even land a punch? What a run of wins Haye has put together now, absolutely brutal finish, dynamite stuff from The Hayemaker.

Poor ol Enzo, all those weeks of killing himself in the gym and running the hills, and he's out of there before he even got started.

Frank got that one wrong didn't he?! Good on him for putting it together though. Great occasion.

David Haye, what a f***ing star :D :TU:
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Post by Deserter »

Haye, Enzo and Calzaghe Sr all showed class in the post-fight interviews. Glad to see that Enzo's taken defeat the right way and love Calzaghe Sr's no-nonsense approach!
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Post by gkt999 »

BAMBI wrote:
Gareth wrote:
BAMBI wrote:i hope warren does not Bitch and claim premature stoppage!!!
Macca was still wobbly 2 mins after the stoppage, ref got it right this time.
YES i know, good call from ref!!
Wasn't a pop at you, it was a statement meant as Warren hasn't a leg to stand on, just Enzo didnt know which one to stand on 2 mins after the stoppage.
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Post by Kilburn »

Haye looked quicker and sharper than ever before, really impressive. I didn't want to see an early finish but Enzo looked a league below in there anyway. No ifs or maybes after this one.

I don't know that Haye can produce that kind of form every time from here, but who knows what his limit might be boxing like that.
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Post by Deserter »

[quote="GreedyG"]Haye will clean up at HW.

Enzo will be back and clean up at CW, now that Haye's moving up he still no.1 CW.[/quote

Cunningham is stronger than Enzo at CW in my opinion and I think it's still premature to talk about Haye cleaning up at heavy - given his style with that left hand low I can see Vlad, whatever his shortcomings, giving Haye a world of problems with his educated jab. I also think Povetkin's workrate and combinatons could prove to be too much for Haye.
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Post by BAMBI »

Gareth wrote:
BAMBI wrote:
Gareth wrote: Macca was still wobbly 2 mins after the stoppage, ref got it right this time.
YES i know, good call from ref!!
Wasn't a pop at you, it was a statement meant as Warren hasn't a leg to stand on, just Enzo didnt know which one to stand on 2 mins after the stoppage.
oh no my friend, i wasn't havinga go..lol
i should not had typed in caps..

but yeah fully agree with u!!
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

I said all along that this was NEVER a 50/50 fight and Haye was a league above this ordinary fighter.

And to all you poor deluded souls who said it was, I say this: If Haye hadn't taken him out when he did, it would only have been a matter of time.

I desperately wanted to see Warren interviewed too...

This is a great night for boxing and a nice 360 bones for me.

I'm rooting for Haye to make it at heavyweight more than any other fighter I've got behind before.

The real tragedy is that the general British public still probably don't know who Haye is.
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Post by STP »

People were saying it was a 50/50 fight but saying they fancied Haye. How could it be a 50/50 fight if you fancied Haye?

Anyway, to me Maccarinelli basically hadn't done anything and I couldn't see how he could live with Haye. I was wondering what I was missing.
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