Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Does Bellew have a genuine chance?

Yes, Bellew might win.
11
17%
No, Hayemaker all day long.
55
83%
 
Total votes: 66

Boxerbeetle
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by Boxerbeetle »

Stuarty30 wrote:
davie wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Not in Paisley anymore so I'm not in touch with the script. Is Kevin helping train the amateurs now? An old pal of mine was fighting at the Glynhill on Fri and my dad was saying its a younger guy McIntyre training him? Didn't know if it was Kevin or one of my old trainer Johns boys? Though they aren't so young nowadays :lol:

Replying to the right post here Stuarty?
Yeah mate. I know it's off the topic but Gary is Kevin's brother is he not? Have I got it mixed up? Only reason I was asking is because my dad had been talking to me earlier about it and I saw Gaz's name.
Go home Stuarty30, you're drunk :lol:
Stuarty
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by Stuarty »

Boxerbeetle wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
davie wrote:

Replying to the right post here Stuarty?
Yeah mate. I know it's off the topic but Gary is Kevin's brother is he not? Have I got it mixed up? Only reason I was asking is because my dad had been talking to me earlier about it and I saw Gaz's name.
Go home Stuarty30, you're drunk :lol:
Sorry bruv :confused:
magwitch
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by magwitch »

magwitch wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
magwitch wrote:
It’s like being on the hook with Paxman this is :bow:
Sure, if it makes you feel good, I’ll go “on the record”.
Magwitch said......there’s no such thing (well, very hardly ever) a sure thing in boxing.
Should this not end in an early KO for Haye then there’ll be a lot of slopey-offys around here, no doubt.
Saying there's no such thing as a sure thing in boxing is absolutely not the same as saying it isn't a one-sided fight :shame:
Sorry I’m trying to cancel out all the double negatives in your post like a maths equation, and I’m struggling to comprehend what you just said.
There’s no such thing as a sure thing in boxing (away from the Mayweather type level) and yes, I give Bellew a chance. I think it goes well into the second half, potentially. Bellew has sufficient power to buzz Haye as much as he likes, and even force a stoppage of his own. I’m not saying he will - I just am not ruling it out, like that lot ΛΛΛΛΛΛΛ.
Go on Beetle, you were saying...
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by magwitch »

magwitch wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
So are you going on record saying you think this isn't a one-sided fight?
Well?
It’s like being on the hook with Paxman this is :bow:
Sure, if it makes you feel good, I’ll go “on the record”.
Magwitch said......there’s no such thing (well, very hardly ever) a sure thing in boxing.
Should this not end in an early KO for Haye then there’ll be a lot of slopey-offys around here, no doubt.
:wave:
the golden vision
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by the golden vision »

There's was a couple of experts silenced on here last night. Always writing Bellew off simply because they don't like him. He's laughing all the way to the bank. Haye got embarrassed along with many on here. I love it. :lol:
Syntax Error
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Re: Is Haye Bellew a one-sided fight?

Post by Syntax Error »

the golden vision wrote:There's was a couple of experts silenced on here last night. Always writing Bellew off simply because they don't like him. He's laughing all the way to the bank. Haye got embarrassed along with many on here. I love it. :lol:
Did you predict an emphatic Bellew win beforehand?

It's easy to mock & be wise after the event; not so easy beforehand.
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