What a man
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danconnollyeire
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What a man
Fights not even over yet, and I disliked David 'toegate' haye as much as the next man but that's now changed. What a man of steel
Re: What a man
He has always had heart, but yeah, good to see people will realise that now. I feel for him.
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ThereByTheGrace
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I was reading a round by round report and that's my take too. Sounded like Haye made a courageous effort with a legitimate injury.danconnollyeire wrote:Fights not even over yet, and I disliked David 'toegate' haye as much as the next man but that's now changed. What a man of steel
Re: What a man
Could be over for Haye.
Well done to Bomber. Haye was humbled.
Well done to Bomber. Haye was humbled.
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Humbled by an injury that would have had most pulled out 4 rounds before it ended .
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an achilles injury, post surgery, will take 12 months to come back from as a professional sportsman.rd350lc wrote:Humbled by an injury that would have had most pulled out 4 rounds before it ended .
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JimJim2009
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Re: What a man
"What a man" should apply to Jon Pegg. His man had just won the biggest fight of his career, and Jon focuses on the stricken opponent first. What a class act that was ![[icon_notworthy.gif] :bow:](./images/smilies/icon_notworthy.gif)
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..I agree, an underdog did a great job.. 
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Old Jack J
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Re: What a man
Credit to Bellew. He didn't exactly celebrate either.