At the time Haye vs Fury was made, Tyson was such a mixed bag. One fight he'd be great, the next fight he stank.
Because of this , many naturally favoured Haye - but looking back, everyone was saying Fury was training like a demon and it was the first fight he'd genuinely taken 100% seriously- you have to think in hindsight that Haye could very well have lost that one.
Especially when there were stories Haye's training was a bit up and down.
Haye was cocksure of himself back then, but I think after Fury beat Wlad - his opinion has massively changed.
Haye probably thinks he just needs to land, against AJ and Fury - and he's probably right. But can he execute that shot nowadays, without getting dusted?
I make no apologies for saying I'd love to see Haye fight Fury or AJ , just so we get a conclusion.
David Haye Says Anthony Joshua is Ready For Tyson Fury But Not For David Haye
Re: David Haye Says Anthony Joshua is Ready For Tyson Fury But Not For David Haye
So would I. Anyone who says otherwise is a bullshitter.G0mez wrote:I make no apologies for saying I'd love to see Haye fight Fury or AJ , just so we get a conclusion.
Fury v Klitschko 2 = great match
Fury v Joshua = great match
Fury v Haye = great match
Fury v Wilder = great match
Any other combination of the above fighters = great matches (except Haye v Wlad 2)
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I'd love to see the fight, I just wouldn't like to see Haye get it without earning it. I think it could be pretty low pace, and restrained though. Both very wary of each others big punches. I don't mind that as much as many though, as long as it's not a complete shut out (Fury Chisora II).
Re: David Haye Says Anthony Joshua is Ready For Tyson Fury But Not For David Haye
Not as big as other top heavyweights but he's got power.Graham Lister wrote:Fury has 'big punches' ?BitPlayer wrote:Both very wary of each others big punches
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Plus don't forget he hurt Wlad last fight, a lesser heavyweight that shaken wouldn't ended up on the canvas. He also wobbled Chisora before that.
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Nice combos there from the KING!

Re: David Haye Says Anthony Joshua is Ready For Tyson Fury But Not For David Haye
I'd love to see haye v wilder added to that listSklar wrote:So would I. Anyone who says otherwise is a bullshitter.G0mez wrote:I make no apologies for saying I'd love to see Haye fight Fury or AJ , just so we get a conclusion.
Fury v Klitschko 2 = great match
Fury v Joshua = great match
Fury v Haye = great match
Fury v Wilder = great match
Any other combination of the above fighters = great matches (except Haye v Wlad 2)
haye beats wilder for me...another angle to set up haye v Fury/AJ
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I'm starting to like Fury, but for a man of his size he has p*ss poor power..
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No, he doesn't.Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I'm starting to like Fury, but for a man of his size he has p*ss poor power..
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As my old man would say,he couldn't knock the skin of a rice pudding
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When David Haye does something relevant in the HW division, will somebody let us know?
Knocking over daffodils in the O2 does not qualify you for big fights, David!
Knocking over daffodils in the O2 does not qualify you for big fights, David!