haye v thompson who wins?

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haye v thompson who wins?

Post by beduff »

fair play to haye for taking a challenge[challengers usually knock 30 bums out before doing this] but i can see him getting knocked out here.enzo should fight nelson and the winner of these 2 battles meet :P
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Post by Loftgroov »

No chance Haye gets beat.

David Haye is a Rolls Royce. Different class to Thompson. Yes he doesn't have the same experience, but he is a different CLASS.

Haye KO4
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Post by Guest »

I'd like to see Haye win this.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Haye wins this with ease. Thompson is wayyyyyyyyyy past his best and just has that punch. haye should be clever enough to see it coming and stay away from it. Haye will pick thompson off and force a stopage in round 4 or 5.
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Post by Guest »

Is anyone going to say Thompson, just to be controversial?
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Post by Exile »

With all his talent Haye should win this but if his defence isnt up to scratch then there is every chance of him getting caught and despite his age Thompson is still a decent finisher and an upset may be on the cards. This should be a cracker !

Where do you get tickets for this? Have yet to go to a fight since moving to England and might make this my first :)
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

tickets should be on sale soon, nice to see a bournemouth scummer going.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

haye might get the old, tired warhorse out of there in the 1st.

On paper, imagine how awesome that would look.
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Post by Exile »

REAL_DEAL wrote:tickets should be on sale soon, nice to see a bournemouth scummer going.
Been down here nearly 2 years mate, have had a few good nights out in town, pity about the pubs shutting so early though.

Are you a cherries fan then :lol:
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Post by stujones »

My views echo that of exile's. One things for certain, it aint going the distance.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Exile wrote:
REAL_DEAL wrote:tickets should be on sale soon, nice to see a bournemouth scummer going.
Are you a cherries fan then :lol:
:oops:
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Post by knockout artist »

Haye should be too quick for him.

But ask yourself these two questions.

1) Can you see Thompson being decked but getting up to win?

2) Can you see Haye getting decked but getting up to win?

I know who I would fancy in this situation.
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Post by Lenny »

Haye hits a lot harder than Rothman and if thompson does get up after going down then as long as haye is calm and picks his shots from distance as he did with williams then I can't see him losing and agree with Riddick that it could be all over in round one. Even with a heart as big as the cats, he isn't lasting past 3.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

knockout artist wrote:Haye should be too quick for him.

But ask yourself these two questions.

1) Can you see Thompson being decked but getting up to win?

2) Can you see Haye getting decked but getting up to win?

I know who I would fancy in this situation.
Well Mock decked Haye, and he got up to win.
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Post by knockout artist »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
knockout artist wrote:Haye should be too quick for him.

But ask yourself these two questions.

1) Can you see Thompson being decked but getting up to win?

2) Can you see Haye getting decked but getting up to win?

I know who I would fancy in this situation.
Well Mock decked Haye, and he got up to win.
True.

But the ref would have been justified in stopping Haye. He was badly hurt.

I doubt that Mock punches anywhere near as hard as Thompson.

Should be a great fight though.

If anyone needs tickets give me a shout.
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Post by DavidPayne »

I'm chasing a cred for the fight KO?

Is that you then?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Bit early to chase a cred mate. Phone Robert Waterman, he'll put you on to fight academy. They gave me a cred last time.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

knockout artist wrote: If anyone needs tickets give me a shout.
I'll be going to this one mate, I'll be in touch. Aren't we all meeting up night before or something?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

On the night I thought....
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Post by DavidPayne »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Bit early to chase a cred mate. Phone Robert Waterman, he'll put you on to fight academy. They gave me a cred last time.
Yep I know its early - I was really trying to establish whether KO has an inside track.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Sorry, of course you know, I'm being a div, ignore me.
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Post by DavidPayne »

I try but you keep coming back :D

Does anyone know the 'full' card for Friday, I'm sure TBA and TBC are still locked in but beyond Earl-Murray and Sinclair I dont know who else is pencilled in?

Any clues.
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Post by Matchfixer »

Just been thinking about this and nost people here are predicting a straight forward win for Haye. I am also expecting a Haye win.

However, the thoughts before the Williams fight was that Haye was taking a risk and that the fight woud be 50/50ish. Haye beat him and many seem to think he will do the same to Thompson. Is it really that straight forward - surely Thompson is considerably better than the Arthur Williams who fought Haye?
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Post by Razor »

Dont forget, Haye has a great amature experience that's why he's so mature and classy in the ring. Lack of pro experience yes but at the end of the day, unless he gets caught (which he will be very aware of leading up to the fight) Haye should win by knockout... :TU:
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Post by somerstown »

I think Haye is class and should stop him middle rounds
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