David Haye turns 40

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Re: David Haye turns 40

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I'd favour Vit but at 40 anything can happen. Chins don't last long, especially in the heavyweights, and Haye was very quick and considerably younger, and Vit a come-forward type. One punch and the effects on Chisora were catastrophic.
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vit did have haye shook there, they didn't show the part where he took his hat and laughed at him :lol:
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Vit didn't seem so confident after seeing Chisora nuked. After wanting Haye so badly... he retired rather than fight him!
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:28 Vit didn't seem so confident after seeing Chisora nuked. After wanting Haye so badly... he retired rather than fight him!
Vitali didn't seem to retire because of Haye. He retired after he had been injured in the process of preparation for Stiverne. At about that period of time Haye himself had multiple cancellations of his fights because of injuries, which ultimately lead to him retiring too.
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deadpan wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 14:48
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 12:46
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 12:39 Vitali wanted to fight Haye till he saw him crush Chisora, who had just given him his stiffest challenge. Think he rode off into the sun instead.
Vitali would have ruined Haye. Not a chance Haye could have won that.
Emphatically. I think Vitali has him here. Just a heavier than expected dig to David's arm that clearly unsettles Haye up. I bet Vitali was pretty damn intimidating close up.

I think Vitali would have made easy work of Haye - going backwards or forwards - before the injuries did for him. Concrete chin, strong, consistent power, height, reach and high workrate. I don't see how Haye could possibly have dealt with that.
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Re: David Haye turns 40

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We're talking about a man whose biggest wins are over Shannon Briggs (40) and Corrie Sanders (39)
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:14 We're talking about a man whose biggest wins are over Shannon Briggs (40) and Corrie Sanders (39)
It seems popular on this forum to call Sanders the biggest win of Vitali. Actually, I was also thinking this way for some time. But probably Sam Peter is his real biggest win. He was more complete as a boxer and had a better resume, than Sanders, apart of Wlad win. In any case Peter did to Wlad the same, that Sanders had done, he caught him, but it already was an improving Wlad.
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DrDuke wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:19
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:14 We're talking about a man whose biggest wins are over Shannon Briggs (40) and Corrie Sanders (39)
It seems popular on this forum to call Sanders the biggest win of Vitali. Actually, I was also thinking this way for some time. But probably Sam Peter is his real biggest win. He was more complete as a boxer and had a better resume, than Sanders, apart of Wlad win. In any case Peter did to Wlad the same, that Sanders had done, he caught him, but it already was an improving Wlad.
Sam Peter was a fat, crude slugger with literally no skill. Did he even have a jab? You're insane.
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:21
DrDuke wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:19
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:14 We're talking about a man whose biggest wins are over Shannon Briggs (40) and Corrie Sanders (39)
It seems popular on this forum to call Sanders the biggest win of Vitali. Actually, I was also thinking this way for some time. But probably Sam Peter is his real biggest win. He was more complete as a boxer and had a better resume, than Sanders, apart of Wlad win. In any case Peter did to Wlad the same, that Sanders had done, he caught him, but it already was an improving Wlad.
Sam Peter was a fat, crude slugger with literally no skill. Did he even have a jab? You're insane.
So, since you're so sane, maybe you tell, how Sanders and Briggs were better than Peter?
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DrDuke wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:24
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:21
DrDuke wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:19

It seems popular on this forum to call Sanders the biggest win of Vitali. Actually, I was also thinking this way for some time. But probably Sam Peter is his real biggest win. He was more complete as a boxer and had a better resume, than Sanders, apart of Wlad win. In any case Peter did to Wlad the same, that Sanders had done, he caught him, but it already was an improving Wlad.
Sam Peter was a fat, crude slugger with literally no skill. Did he even have a jab? You're insane.
So, since you're so sane, maybe you tell, how Sanders and Briggs were better than Peter?
You seriously don't understand how Corrie Sanders is better than Sam Peter?

The best I can do is direct you to youtube, and recommend you type in "Corrie Sanders" and watch the footage; then, type in "Samuel Peter" and do the same.
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dookus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:46


He looks like a Village People tribute act in the video
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 17:22
DrDuke wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:24
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:21

Sam Peter was a fat, crude slugger with literally no skill. Did he even have a jab? You're insane.
So, since you're so sane, maybe you tell, how Sanders and Briggs were better than Peter?
You seriously don't understand how Corrie Sanders is better than Sam Peter?

The best I can do is direct you to youtube, and recommend you type in "Corrie Sanders" and watch the footage; then, type in "Samuel Peter" and do the same.
:lol: What a pathetic discharge.
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Re: David Haye turns 40

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dr_devious wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 17:22
dookus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:46


He looks like a Village People tribute act in the video
Vitali doesn’t look 6ft 7 in that video.
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 16:14 We're talking about a man whose biggest wins are over Shannon Briggs (40) and Corrie Sanders (39)
vit fought garbage but by that stage briggs was defo not a top 2 win for vit
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vit is defo taller than wlad so he can't be too far off
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ShadrachSimmo wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 17:28
dr_devious wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 17:22
dookus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:46


He looks like a Village People tribute act in the video
Vitali doesn’t look 6ft 7 in that video.
The presenters both look taller. There has to be some sort of hidden stage or step. Or it’s forced perspective.

I don’t think haye looked scared there more a bit clueless about what they were saying in German before it was translated and the punch looked out of context. There’s a fair bit of body language going off between the pair of them throughout that clip.
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Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:28 Vit didn't seem so confident after seeing Chisora nuked. After wanting Haye so badly... he retired rather than fight him!
What total dross.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 05:50
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:28 Vit didn't seem so confident after seeing Chisora nuked. After wanting Haye so badly... he retired rather than fight him!
What total dross.
That's what happened!
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Onamastus wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 06:06
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 05:50
Onamastus wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 15:28 Vit didn't seem so confident after seeing Chisora nuked. After wanting Haye so badly... he retired rather than fight him!
What total dross.
That's what happened!
In your mind perhaps.

The idea that Vitali was scared of Haye is laughable.

Vitali retired because he was riddled with injuries and 40 years old, not because he was frightened of Haye.
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Counter-puncher wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 07:29
dbf wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 05:55
Noxy wrote: 14 Oct 2020, 05:26

Why were you disappointed mate? Only if it’s not indiscreet to ask.
I still had a lot of enthusiasm for his career then and I thought he would be more interested to talk about his previous achievements in a positive way. He was just really curt and abrupt. I'm not saying he should have liked me just because I was a fan, far from it, but I just got the impression he wasn't that nice a bloke. Obviously could be way off the mark here and just caught him on a bad day. Or maybe I just annoyed him for some reason. Probably a bit of both!
he'd have been a lot more open with Danny Flexen mate


Undoubtedly! The irony is the website I did the interview for is the on Flexen is working at now!









:lol: :TU:
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I was acting a reporter for an American website, and I saw Haye at a show with Adam booth, I asked him for his email, so I could drop him a line and set up an interview for the site.

He smirked at Adam Booth and then gave me a fake email, - I know because I later got his real email from an associate.

What kind of jerkoff does that? At the end of the day the interview would have been to his benefit. He must have thought he was so special that I didn't deserve the honour of interviewing him.

I subsequently heard stories about him that painted him in an extremely unfavourable light.
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if he ever asked me for directions in the street I'd make him hit the deck and give me 40 for the directions
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Counter-puncher wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 06:45 if he ever asked me for directions in the street I'd make him hit the deck and give me 40 for the directions
:lol:
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Re: David Haye turns 40

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jamesmcdonnell wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 06:15
Onamastus wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 06:06
jamesmcdonnell wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 05:50

What total dross.
That's what happened!
In your mind perhaps.

The idea that Vitali was scared of Haye is laughable.

Vitali retired because he was riddled with injuries and 40 years old, not because he was frightened of Haye.
Not too injured to fight Chisora or Charr, but too injured to fight Haye, got it
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Counter-puncher wrote: 15 Oct 2020, 06:45 if he ever asked me for directions in the street I'd make him hit the deck and give me 40 for the directions
Most likely you would be hitting the deck if you did
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