David Haye is back

Mimmy
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Re: David Haye is back

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:box: what pisses me off is that Haye will (if he does make a return) pick up a world title that will have wrongly been taken away from Fury. I can see him walking straight into a title shot after 1 fight. I hope Fury has taken a huge dump on that belt.

I just hope Fury does not give Haye a shot himself but we all know that money talks. I can see several UK heavywieghts fighting each other this next year for fragmented belts.
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Post by keithmoonhangover »

mimmy123 wrote::box: what pisses me off is that Haye will (if he does make a return) pick up a world title that will have wrongly been taken away from Fury. I can see him walking straight into a title shot after 1 fight. I hope Fury has taken a huge dump on that belt.

I just hope Fury does not give Haye a shot himself but we all know that money talks. I can see several UK heavywieghts fighting each other this next year for fragmented belts.
He's fighting Joshua in the summer mate. If he beats him, he deserves the shot.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
mimmy123 wrote::box: what pisses me off is that Haye will (if he does make a return) pick up a world title that will have wrongly been taken away from Fury. I can see him walking straight into a title shot after 1 fight. I hope Fury has taken a huge dump on that belt.

I just hope Fury does not give Haye a shot himself but we all know that money talks. I can see several UK heavywieghts fighting each other this next year for fragmented belts.
He's fighting Joshua in the summer mate. If he beats him, he deserves the shot.

I agree with that.
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Post by keirw »

What are the odds this will end up on Amazon prime or some such nonsense.
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keirw wrote:What are the odds this will end up on Amazon prime or some such nonsense.
I was thinking it'll end up on some kind of streaming service, like the one that the press conference was on.
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Re: David Haye is back

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Mark de Mori :

“I have targeted the shoulder before when I couldn’t hit them cleanly,”

“Because boxers don’t move when you target their shoulder, you can use maximum force and try and dislocate the shoulder joint,”

http://www.aus-boxing.com/2015/12/13/ma ... ith-power/

You have fought for 15 years now Mark. How many shoulders have you dislocated with that strategy?
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Redback Rasta wrote:Mark de Mori :

“I have targeted the shoulder before when I couldn’t hit them cleanly,”

“Because boxers don’t move when you target their shoulder, you can use maximum force and try and dislocate the shoulder joint,”

http://www.aus-boxing.com/2015/12/13/ma ... ith-power/

You have fought for 15 years now Mark. How many shoulders have you dislocated with that strategy?
Ha hahhahahha Whilst it's better to hit the shoulder than air, I have rarely seen a KO through shoulder dislocation (a few but generally the fighters hurt themselves through fluke.) but seriously? Haye ko1 De Mori
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reggaereggae wrote:
Redback Rasta wrote:Mark de Mori :

“I have targeted the shoulder before when I couldn’t hit them cleanly,”

“Because boxers don’t move when you target their shoulder, you can use maximum force and try and dislocate the shoulder joint,”

http://www.aus-boxing.com/2015/12/13/ma ... ith-power/

You have fought for 15 years now Mark. How many shoulders have you dislocated with that strategy?
Ha hahhahahha Whilst it's better to hit the shoulder than air, I have rarely seen a KO through shoulder dislocation (a few but generally the fighters hurt themselves through fluke.) but seriously? Haye ko1 De Mori
I got a laugh out of it too. Punching your opponent repeatedly in the upper arm is an old trick to weaken their jab. But to suggest you can target a dislocation with punches is comedy. Even sillier when you consider it is Haye's right (rear when in stance) shoulder.

If de Mori intends trying to dislocated Haye's shoulder he should practice his wrestling moves.
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Post by coneye »

Has much has its silly to say i target a shoulder ,, the front of the shoulder it is .... BUT,,,, I do recall around 20 years ago a fighter i was training , was being held off by a guy with a good long jab ,, But this guy tended to hold is jab out like the ameteurs started to do a few years ago ,, he held it just in front and around the eyes to blind him for a sec and drop the right hand in ..

My instructions were let him do it ,, drop the knees and bring a uppercut to the arm pit ,, next round the guy retired ,, guess what disclocated shoulder .. my guy was a big puncher and shoulder ,head , armpit , does'nt matter has long has you can get them out ..
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