Return of David Haye (again)

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Lenny Cravats wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 16:03
dookus wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 14:38
Dioufy wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 13:05

Oi oi cheeky. My neck wound in… was your “just saying” didn’t translate like I read. No biggie.
:TU: No harm done

These two just put on a better fight than this one will be.
:lol:
I wasn't sure it was going that way, so I was too late getting my bets in :verysad:
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Fantastic hatchet-job on Fournier.
:TU:
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Odds are out. You can get 6/4 on Haye round 1. And a not very good value 10-1 on a Fournier KO :D

I mean even a 90 year old Haye with one arm should KO this fraud in a round?
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ya but is he really gonna try to do that? they are mates and does fornier the fake really take this fight if haye is legit trying to ko him
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JamesPhilips wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 17:23 Odds are out. You can get 6/4 on Haye round 1. And a not very good value 10-1 on a Fournier KO :D

I mean even a 90 year old Haye with one arm should KO this fraud in a round?
Well....,

IF it was a real fight that would be good.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 17:23 Odds are out. You can get 6/4 on Haye round 1. And a not very good value 10-1 on a Fournier KO :D

I mean even a 90 year old Haye with one arm should KO this fraud in a round?
Shouldent be able to bet on this. your not gambling on what the fighters will be able to do, your gambling on what haye decides to do...(and i guess if Haye cripples himself).

-Is haye going to try KO him in round 1, if he does he probably will.

-is haye going to carry it rounds then KO him, if he wants to thats what will happnen

-is haye going to carry the fight to a decision win? if so that happens..

-is haye going to carry a fight to a decision loss, might struggle with it but he could if he wanted...

-Is haye going to take a dive and give his mate a KO over an ex champ.... cause he has the skills to do that too.
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I think at the prices I’d go for “carry him for pts dec.”

I think it’s probably KO1 Haye @ 6/4, but “carry him” at 15/2 doesn’t feel THAT much less likely, does it ?

Not to mention Haye’s ‘form’ in this…
Try and watch whatever round shortens and follow it ! :shame:
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gregregegg wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 18:10
JamesPhilips wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 17:23 Odds are out. You can get 6/4 on Haye round 1. And a not very good value 10-1 on a Fournier KO :D

I mean even a 90 year old Haye with one arm should KO this fraud in a round?
Shouldent be able to bet on this. your not gambling on what the fighters will be able to do, your gambling on what haye decides to do...(and i guess if Haye cripples himself).

-Is haye going to try KO him in round 1, if he does he probably will.

-is haye going to carry it rounds then KO him, if he wants to thats what will happnen

-is haye going to carry the fight to a decision win? if so that happens..

-is haye going to carry a fight to a decision loss, might struggle with it but he could if he wanted...

-Is haye going to take a dive and give his mate a KO over an ex champ.... cause he has the skills to do that too.
Agreed. I'm not betting on it
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if this were an honest fight haye would ko him within a couple punches, i wouldnt touch it with a 50 foot pole (mariusz wach?)

what odds cant you get on fornier lol, being super shady and a friend of haye, who knows, maybe hes got a career best win arranged :lol:
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margaret thatcher wrote: 21 Aug 2021, 04:48 if this were an honest fight haye would ko him within a couple punches, i wouldnt touch it with a 50 foot pole (mariusz wach?)

what odds cant you get on fornier lol, as a conman and friend of haye, who knows, maybe hes got a career best win arranged :lol:
Surely Haye has too much pride. The only way he would let Fournier win is if he 'injures' himself..... but even that would make Haye a hate figure / laughing stock considering the Bellend fights and toegate.

I really don't know what to make of this sh1t show
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it would be crazy and obviously a total fake if fornier won, one of the biggest joke wins of all time, but f@ck me i feel like its not outside the realm of possibility, such a bizarre fight that they are obviously in on together
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Anyone who is going to take notice, as in be aware of who Haye is, will know it's not a real fight.

Haye demonstrated he was washed up when he lost against Bellend.
This is just picking up easy free money for him - I doubt he will do anymore in the gym than he has done for the last 3 years .. my guess is that he will have sparred a enough times with his mate to know that he can throw enough light punches to get the ref to stop him on his feet at any time; my guess towards the end of the last round or two.

He won't want to KO his mate.

How much are they paying Haye?
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KiwiRider wrote: 19 Aug 2021, 17:53
gilgamesh wrote: 19 Aug 2021, 15:36
Tony1244 wrote: 18 Aug 2021, 18:56

That's a little harsh? :lol: but he did stink out a couple fights now that i think about it.
Yes it is harsh, and it's how I feel about David Haye.
Toe-Gate hit us all hard Gil.
I think it's time you let it go :salut:
Toe Gate ain't the reason I dislike Haye. The fact that he'd talk mad sh*t about kicking Vitali's ass, then Tyson Fury's ass, and he just wouldn't f*cking fight those guys.
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If ever there was going to be a staged fight, this it. 2 wealthy con men and best friends going at on a circus act Triller card.

It the Logan Paul Mayweather fight, Mayweather seemed to be trying to not knock out Paul, and hold him up nearly.
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peter barlow wrote: 21 Aug 2021, 06:16 If ever there was going to be a staged fight, this it. 2 wealthy con men and best friends going at on a circus act Triller card.

It the Logan Paul Mayweather fight, Mayweather seemed to be trying to not knock out Paul, and hold him up nearly.
No he didn’t. Floyd looked awful and took a few decent shots. He still ‘won’ if that’s what you wanna call it lol
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youtube.com/watch?ve=leWuKR4TO0

Can't be as bad as this.
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My Name Is Earl wrote: 22 Aug 2021, 04:52 youtube.com/watch?ve=leWuKR4TO0

Can't be as bad as this.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 21 Aug 2021, 04:54
margaret thatcher wrote: 21 Aug 2021, 04:48 if this were an honest fight haye would ko him within a couple punches, i wouldnt touch it with a 50 foot pole (mariusz wach?)

what odds cant you get on fornier lol, as a conman and friend of haye, who knows, maybe hes got a career best win arranged :lol:
Surely Haye has too much pride. The only way he would let Fournier win is if he 'injures' himself..... but even that would make Haye a hate figure / laughing stock considering the Bellend fights and toegate.

I really don't know what to make of this sh1t show
No, if Haye had any pride whatsoever, he would not be trying to milk his fans with this embarrassment.
It's a slap in the face to everyone that suported him on his way up, and who tolerated the first of the two Bellend fights so he could build a nest egg.
This fight, this fight is taking the piss.
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Hayes ego is too big to take a dive or carry the fight .
for him its all about " him "

JamesPhilips wrote: 21 Aug 2021, 04:46
gregregegg wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 18:10
JamesPhilips wrote: 20 Aug 2021, 17:23 Odds are out. You can get 6/4 on Haye round 1. And a not very good value 10-1 on a Fournier KO :D

I mean even a 90 year old Haye with one arm should KO this fraud in a round?
Shouldent be able to bet on this. your not gambling on what the fighters will be able to do, your gambling on what haye decides to do...(and i guess if Haye cripples himself).

-Is haye going to try KO him in round 1, if he does he probably will.

-is haye going to carry it rounds then KO him, if he wants to thats what will happnen

-is haye going to carry the fight to a decision win? if so that happens..

-is haye going to carry a fight to a decision loss, might struggle with it but he could if he wanted...

-Is haye going to take a dive and give his mate a KO over an ex champ.... cause he has the skills to do that too.
Agreed. I'm not betting on it
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My memory is going - but I do remember seeing Fournier fight on David Haye undercards on Dave..... where they actually hyping him to be a geniune boxer then? Like they did with that MVP guy.
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stujones wrote: 23 Aug 2021, 05:54 My memory is going - but I do remember seeing Fournier fight on David Haye undercards on Dave..... where they actually hyping him to be a geniune boxer then? Like they did with that MVP guy.
I don’t think so. They mentioned he was a Haye mate and a ‘billionaire’ LOL
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I wouldn't bet on this "contest".

Is a weight even agreed? I thought Smokin Joe was a Light Heavy.
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I, like many, can never forgive David Haye for that disgusting assault he perpetrated on Audley Harrison.

Harrison was standing there minding his own business for nearly ten minutes, not looking aggressive in any way, when Haye out of nowhere just punched him to the ground. The poor fellow got up and clearly tried to run away but Haye followed him and punched him again. It was appalling, and on live television as well.
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gp. wrote: 26 Aug 2021, 22:06 I, like many, can never forgive David Haye for that disgusting assault he perpetrated on Audley Harrison.

Harrison was standing there minding his own business for nearly ten minutes, not looking aggressive in any way, when Haye out of nowhere just punched him to the ground. The poor fellow got up and clearly tried to run away but Haye followed him and punched him again. It was appalling, and on live television as well.
:OhYes:
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gp. wrote: 26 Aug 2021, 22:06 I, like many, can never forgive David Haye for that disgusting assault he perpetrated on Audley Harrison.

Harrison was standing there minding his own business for nearly ten minutes, not looking aggressive in any way, when Haye out of nowhere just punched him to the ground. The poor fellow got up and clearly tried to run away but Haye followed him and punched him again. It was appalling, and on live television as well.
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