HAPPY XMAS ODLANDIER SOLIS= FRANS BOTHA?!!
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HAPPY XMAS ODLANDIER SOLIS= FRANS BOTHA?!!
Shit the bed!
5-0 Odlandier Solis next opponent on Dec 23rd is no less than former heavyweight champion Frans Botha!!!
Botha maybe 40 but this is some seriously ambitious match making.
Guys like Solis and Alexander Povetkin expose the pretensions of Audley Harrison, Roman Greenberg type fighters and put most prospects to shame.
5-0 Odlandier Solis next opponent on Dec 23rd is no less than former heavyweight champion Frans Botha!!!
Botha maybe 40 but this is some seriously ambitious match making.
Guys like Solis and Alexander Povetkin expose the pretensions of Audley Harrison, Roman Greenberg type fighters and put most prospects to shame.
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Exactly, one time since 2002. It's not risky match making at all, Solis is a top class prospect and Botha is a fat old man. Solis will have him out of there inside three rounds.josh fg wrote:eff me I am glad Im not underwriting this guys health insurance. Lets hope its brave but not stupid match making.
Havins said that Botha has only fought 1 time since 2002
I think Haye will be big he has filled wembley arena against Bonin he is articulat and good looking and hits hard, he was badly managed previously however Maloney is doing okay. I was talking to a guy who worked in the mail room at my old work who liked him cos he was funny of S0ccer AMoverhand_right wrote:Unbelievably deluded. You really think either of these guys can become popular? A cuban fighting out of germany and Haye.. well Haye is just Haye. He fights in small venues.Southpaw Stylist wrote:Haye v Solis = The biggest fight EVER in the next five years so long as none of them loses beforehand.
I think Haye can be very big. He has everything a popular fighter needs and is destined for bigger things. Having the cruiser titles gives him some pedigree and it should all fall into place if he's promoted right and given the appropriate fights.overhand_right wrote:Unbelievably deluded. You really think either of these guys can become popular? A cuban fighting out of germany and Haye.. well Haye is just Haye. He fights in small venues.Southpaw Stylist wrote:Haye v Solis = The biggest fight EVER in the next five years so long as none of them loses beforehand.
Haye v Solis COULD be a big fight one day. If Solis got in shape and was all business he'd really build up a reputation especially in today's talent starved heavyweight scene. I think Haye, Solis and Povetkin could all bring some profile to heavyweight.
But definitely, less of this small hall stuff for Haye.
I can imagine it, if Solis stays fat and wastes his talent. Haye vs Solis at the York Hall, or some little sports centre.
If haye gets a european title at HW or KOs a couple of fringe contenders golden boy will tie up a US promotional deal so quick you wouldn't believe it. They are business men and a good looking guy who talks and hits hard is boxoffice.Autobarn wrote:I think Haye can be very big. He has everything a popular fighter needs and is destined for bigger things. Having the cruiser titles gives him some pedigree and it should all fall into place if he's promoted right and given the appropriate fights.overhand_right wrote:Unbelievably deluded. You really think either of these guys can become popular? A cuban fighting out of germany and Haye.. well Haye is just Haye. He fights in small venues.Southpaw Stylist wrote:Haye v Solis = The biggest fight EVER in the next five years so long as none of them loses beforehand.
Haye v Solis COULD be a big fight one day. If Solis got in shape and was all business he'd really build up a reputation especially in today's talent starved heavyweight scene. I think Haye, Solis and Povetkin could all bring some profile to heavyweight.
But definitely, less of this small hall stuff for Haye.
I can imagine it, if Solis stays fat and wastes his talent. Haye vs Solis at the York Hall, or some little sports centre.
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also, I think Haye is on fairly friendly terms with Hopkins. Or at least, he did meet him in a gym somewhere and they were photographed together a couple of years back. Maybe Hopkins will put 2 and 2 together for his Goldenb Boy boss, who knows.josh fg wrote:If haye gets a european title at HW or KOs a couple of fringe contenders golden boy will tie up a US promotional deal so quick you wouldn't believe it. They are business men and a good looking guy who talks and hits hard is boxoffice.Autobarn wrote:I think Haye can be very big. He has everything a popular fighter needs and is destined for bigger things. Having the cruiser titles gives him some pedigree and it should all fall into place if he's promoted right and given the appropriate fights.overhand_right wrote: Unbelievably deluded. You really think either of these guys can become popular? A cuban fighting out of germany and Haye.. well Haye is just Haye. He fights in small venues.
Haye v Solis COULD be a big fight one day. If Solis got in shape and was all business he'd really build up a reputation especially in today's talent starved heavyweight scene. I think Haye, Solis and Povetkin could all bring some profile to heavyweight.
But definitely, less of this small hall stuff for Haye.
I can imagine it, if Solis stays fat and wastes his talent. Haye vs Solis at the York Hall, or some little sports centre.
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