David Haye vs. Tony Bellew - CompuBox Punch Stats

[Ruthless-RKO]

In an early candidate for upset of the year, WBC cruiserweight world champion Tony Bellew, who was in the latest "Rocky" film, flipped the script by exploiting a leg injury by former two division champion David Haye midway through the sixth by scoring one knockdown in round six and another in the 11th before Haye's corner threw in the towel.

Haye dominated the early war of nerves by jabbing to the body (half of his 30 jab connects through five rounds hit the belly) but after Haye carried significant statistical leads into the sixth (44-17 overall, 30-9 jabs, 14-8 power), Bellew turned the tables thanks to the injury.

In rounds 6-11, Bellew prevailed 91-36 overall and 71-15 power to cement final leads of 108-80 overall, and 79-29 power to offset Haye's 51-29 gap in landed jabs. Both men were as gracious after the fight as they were volcanic before it. Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

[Enlightened-One]

I have no apetite to try to disprove the CompuBox stats, but from what I can recall when I watched the bout in an alcohol-fuelled state, there seemed to be a lot more than twelve punches landed per round (based on the average stats of the first four rounds).

[Oiky]

Just seen David Hayes video he made lying in bed the morning of the fight

Embarrassment

[Ruthless-RKO]

I have no apetite to try to disprove the CompuBox stats, but from what I can recall when I watched the bout in an alcohol-fuelled state, there seemed to be a lot more than twelve punches landed per round (based on the average stats of the first four rounds).

To be fair, a lot of punches were missed. Both threw wildly many times and missed.

[MachoTime]

Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

[DazDiCanio]

Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

Not if it was booked in since last week

[Counter-puncher]

Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

Not if it was booked in since last week

[Covfefe]

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

Not if it was booked in since last week

[Ruthless-RKO]

Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

I actually read that they decided to opt out of operating on it, unless i read wrong.

EDIT: He we are..

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/da ... responsive

[MachoTime]

Haye reportedly had surgery Sunday to repair a torn achilles tendon.

The Achilles Tendon must have been life threatening for Haye to get surgery that fast.

I actually read that they decided to opt out of operating on it, unless i read wrong.

EDIT: He we are..

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/da ... responsive

From the same article.

Haye, who rushed to Munich to see specialist sports doctor Hans Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt before the fight,

Kind of bizarre if you ask me.

[Enlightened-One]

Carl Froch says David Haye is "100 per cent" determined to fight again after speaking to the 36-year-old following an operation on his ruptured Achilles tendon.

... Froch says Haye has ruled out retirement and still holds world title ambitions, although a rematch with Bellew is his top priority.

So it's possible, if Bellew wants it, that we may see a rematch shortly before the end of this calendar year.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Carl Froch says David Haye is "100 per cent" determined to fight again after speaking to the 36-year-old following an operation on his ruptured Achilles tendon.

... Froch says Haye has ruled out retirement and still holds world title ambitions, although a rematch with Bellew is his top priority.

So it's possible, if Bellew wants it, that we may see a rematch shortly before the end of this calendar year.

So he's not sidelined for a year?

[Enlightened-One]

Carl Froch says David Haye is "100 per cent" determined to fight again after speaking to the 36-year-old following an operation on his ruptured Achilles tendon.

... Froch says Haye has ruled out retirement and still holds world title ambitions, although a rematch with Bellew is his top priority.

So it's possible, if Bellew wants it, that we may see a rematch shortly before the end of this calendar year.

So he's not sidelined for a year?

Carl Froch spoke to David Haye... and was told the minimum recovery time between surgery and competing inside the ring can vary between four and six months. Lot of websites yesterday claimed the typical recovery time for this type of injury was nine months.

Either way, if David Haye doesn't retire (which seems to be the case), the earliest we should expect to see him compete inside the ring again would be the last quarter of 2017.

[DazDiCanio]

Fair play to Bellew, throwing 91 shots in a round, though.

[MachoTime]

Carl Froch says David Haye is "100 per cent" determined to fight again after speaking to the 36-year-old following an operation on his ruptured Achilles tendon.

... Froch says Haye has ruled out retirement and still holds world title ambitions, although a rematch with Bellew is his top priority.

So it's possible, if Bellew wants it, that we may see a rematch shortly before the end of this calendar year.

So he's not sidelined for a year?

Carl Froch spoke to David Haye... and was told the minimum recovery time between surgery and competing inside the ring can vary between four and six months. Lot of websites yesterday claimed the typical recovery time for this type of injury was nine months.

Either way, if David Haye doesn't retire (which seems to be the case), the earliest we should expect to see him compete inside the ring again would be the last quarter of 2017.

It took Haye a year to fight Chisora after suffering the big toe injury against Klitschko.

[crusader]

Fits what I saw in terms of things shifting more toward Haye in the 4th and 5th. Bellew was the one starting to lose his footing in the fight at that point...

[Enlightened-One]

So he's not sidelined for a year?

Carl Froch spoke to David Haye... and was told the minimum recovery time between surgery and competing inside the ring can vary between four and six months. Lot of websites yesterday claimed the typical recovery time for this type of injury was nine months.

Either way, if David Haye doesn't retire (which seems to be the case), the earliest we should expect to see him compete inside the ring again would be the last quarter of 2017.

It took Haye a year to fight Chisora after suffering the big toe injury against Klitschko.

Well that’s an interesting stat! Here’s another similarly irrelevant fact…

Dairy products and high-fibre foods can sometimes cause chronic diarrhoea.

How does your point about Haye’s previously broken little right toe relate to the expected recovery time from surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon?

[MachoTime]

Carl Froch spoke to David Haye... and was told the minimum recovery time between surgery and competing inside the ring can vary between four and six months. Lot of websites yesterday claimed the typical recovery time for this type of injury was nine months.

Either way, if David Haye doesn't retire (which seems to be the case), the earliest we should expect to see him compete inside the ring again would be the last quarter of 2017.

It took Haye a year to fight Chisora after suffering the big toe injury against Klitschko.

Well that’s an interesting stat! Here’s another similarly irrelevant fact…

Dairy products and high-fibre foods can sometimes cause chronic diarrhoea.

How does your point about Haye’s previously broken little right toe relate to the expected recovery time from surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon?

You have no sense of humor. You need to lighten up Enlightened One Adults are talking here..

[Enlightened-One]

It took Haye a year to fight Chisora after suffering the big toe injury against Klitschko.

Well that’s an interesting stat! Here’s another similarly irrelevant fact…

Dairy products and high-fibre foods can sometimes cause chronic diarrhoea.

How does your point about Haye’s previously broken little right toe relate to the expected recovery time from surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon?

You have no sense of humor. You need to lighten up Enlightened One Adults are talking here..

I thought my post was funny, but oh well...