Haye at Heavy - the outcome?

charlieb · Post by **charlieb** » 13 Nov 2007, 14:42

Dont even fu*king joke about Haye fighting Sprott/Williams/Skelton/Harrison, thats like some kind of quicksand of an abyss from which talent never returns. Don't go there.

Low left hand? Poor foortork? Punch resistance? A point's been missed. The true question, the meat of this matter. Will David be sporting his 'fro at heavy?

Shirow · Post by **Shirow** » 14 Nov 2007, 09:31

The only reason the British HW merry-go-round gained momentum is down to lack of ambition of fighters themselves. We wont have to worry about Haye wanting any part of that.

A good showing over one of these will prove that he is a class above and then he can concentrate on advancing through the European ranks.

rhino222 · Post by **rhino222** » 14 Nov 2007, 09:37

the reason that these muppets have been stuck in the abyss of fighting each other over and over is warren and his bloody options.

david haye steers well clear of that.

josh fg · Post by **josh fg** » 14 Nov 2007, 09:46

Shirow wrote:The only reason the British HW merry-go-round gained momentum is down to lack of ambition of fighters themselves. We wont have to worry about Haye wanting any part of that.

A good showing over one of these will prove that he is a class above and then he can concentrate on advanving through the European ranks.

Indeed also he mite learn something from fighting them, particularly as I said Micheal Sprott who on the european scene has beaten Harrison, Beaten Dettweiler (on a decision in germany), beaten Koc (in germany been in with Ruslan Chagaev, Vidos and Virchis.

Over the last couple of years Sprott has gained a lot of experiance and gained seriouse respect in Europe. If Haye beats him it means a lot, to me a lot more than a win over limited but powerful Skelton. If he wasn't a british fighter we would be happy with him as a tough european gate keeper.