who is next up for david haye...
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jomothepure
- Heavyweight

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- Joined: 24 Oct 2004, 08:43
I don't quite follow the thinking behind Haye having a fight at heavy while he waits on Lord Bell Lucan. Is this the time to get experience at heavyweight if he still plans on having the biggest fight of his career to date at cruiser? If he fights at heavy because it's easier to make the weight - but will then come back down to fight Bell - will it do him any good to come in at 220 or something? No doubt he'll love the reduced pressure of training not having to make 200lb. Could get a taste for it.
And then the opponent himself. As I said earlier, is it necessary to be learning the heavyweight game if you still have big fights at cruiser ahead? If the opponent is somewhere in the league of SSS, then frankly thats getting near title tilts believe it or not, in which case he may as well stay there. And if it's a Steve Pannell or something, and it's over before you can say tuaruiz, then what's the point?
I'm not against this, or in favour of it. I just don't get the point.
And then the opponent himself. As I said earlier, is it necessary to be learning the heavyweight game if you still have big fights at cruiser ahead? If the opponent is somewhere in the league of SSS, then frankly thats getting near title tilts believe it or not, in which case he may as well stay there. And if it's a Steve Pannell or something, and it's over before you can say tuaruiz, then what's the point?
I'm not against this, or in favour of it. I just don't get the point.