Is Haye still injured really?

Spiker
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

Post by Spiker »

I don't think shane McGuigan would train Haye if he was injured.
AJ has not taken a hard punch to the jaw yet either tbh and when he does it will probably be game over.
Any heavy can get sparked Haye is no exception but hes just a good athlete probably the best the UK has imo.
Would not be surprised if he ends 2017 at the top. If he doesn't its because Hearn has stopped him
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

Post by Asterix »

Spiker wrote:I don't think shane McGuigan would train Haye if he was injured.
AJ has not taken a hard punch to the jaw yet either tbh and when he does it will probably be game over.
Any heavy can get sparked Haye is no exception but hes just a good athlete probably the best the UK has imo.
Would not be surprised if he ends 2017 at the top. If he doesn't its because Hearn has stopped him
Whyte hit AJ with a hard punch. The thing is, with punch resistance, is that it can change from one fight to the next. There are so many variables. And then the punch itself, where it lands, did the opponent see it? etc.
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

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I guess I was sort of right.
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

Post by bigjack »

TheCobra wrote:I guess I was sort of right.

Yes you were almost spot on :TU:
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

Post by handsofstone »

TheCobra wrote:Here's my big worry with David Haye.

He's conned us along with his last 2 fights, fighting pub level fighters and blasting them out doubly quick.

Is his shoulder actually fully better or is he conning a career out of us?

Just wondering if we're gona see actually Bellew stand up to his shots for a couple of rounds then David Haye embarassingly retire with a pulled shoulder or something.

Of course it would be a dreadful, horrible thing for the sport if this does happen. Another PPV disaster for Sky. I've just got a funny feeling it might, after all this, be Haye who's actually doing the conning here. It wouldn't be his first time.
:TU: Fair play lad
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Re: Is Haye still injured really?

Post by Finn »

J wrote:
rd350lc wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Haye never had the best chin anyway; at heavyweight he kind of has to avoid taking any serious shots, otherwise it's lights out.
really ? I would say he has a good chin , not been on the canvas many times as a pro .
lolenga mock, carl Thompson (a few times) mormeck, vlad..its enough
the wlad one was due to being leaned on to be fair.
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