fight night champion - david haye.

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apophenic
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fight night champion - david haye.

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as the fight is less than 2 weeks away now i've just restarted legacy mode with haye...and something that is beginning to annoy the absolute shyte out of me is that if you play as haye and move backwards for more than 30 seconds teddy atlas or whoever else it is commenting says something like:

'haye is known as a fighter who isn't scared to run away from his opponents'

what a complete crock. have these retards only ever seen him against valuev?!?

that's the ONLY fight i remember Haye being on his toes out of his entire career.
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It's a computer game. Relax.
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Thing that annoys me about the game is that you can hammer your opponent for much of the fight and still lose a decison because the scoring makes Terry O'Connor look good.

Also, it's too easy to lose stamina even with a 90+ boxer while your opponent throws bombs and, unless you've busted him up, still has masses of stamina at the end.

The jabs are shite on it as well compared to Fight Night round two, which was the best they have made.
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kevo wrote:It's a computer game. Relax.
i should really....i'm 38 yrs old ffs.

:oops:

didnt talk to the missus for 2 days cos she pulled the power lead as i was about to ko vitali.
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Wake up call wrote:Thing that annoys me about the game is that you can hammer your opponent for much of the fight and still lose a decison because the scoring makes Terry O'Connor look good.

Also, it's too easy to lose stamina even with a 90+ boxer while your opponent throws bombs and, unless you've busted him up, still has masses of stamina at the end.

The jabs are shite on it as well compared to Fight Night round two, which was the best they have made.
the jabs don't seem to score was well as the others...i've lost to people who have only hit me a third as many times as i've hit them...i think combo's score higher than anything else as i've tweaked my style a little and now seem to be sparkin everyone in a coupla rounds without throwing any power punches..2 or 3 jabs then a 4 punch combination seems to be the daddy.

your need to up your stamina levels when training...makes a huge difference,
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I have my stamina maxed out and still tend to run out of steam if I can blow people away with 10 rounds. Granted I throw about a 1000 hooks a fight. I was blowing everyone away until I got to the catchweight challenge and I couldn't budge that bas***d.
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Re: fight night champion - david haye.

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apophenic wrote:
kevo wrote:It's a computer game. Relax.
i should really....i'm 38 yrs old ffs.

:oops:

didnt talk to the missus for 2 days cos she pulled the power lead as i was about to ko vitali.
:lol:

I'm sure once I buy the game i'll find plenty to be angry about.
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