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Riddick Blowe wrote: I think he's counting the times Haye flopped on the floor. For whatever reason.

MarkMcBurney wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote: I think he's counting the times Haye flopped on the floor. For whatever reason.

I suspect you're right but he's clearly trying to insinuate he was knocked down, when in actual fact even the knock down that was counted was farcical.

Riddick Blowe wrote:

MarkMcBurney wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote: I think he's counting the times Haye flopped on the floor. For whatever reason.

I suspect you're right but he's clearly trying to insinuate he was knocked down, when in actual fact even the knock down that was counted was farcical.

Yes I know the 'for whatever reason' was referring to him mentioned it rather than me questioning why Haye was doing it.

MarkMcBurney wrote: Sorry mate, didn't mean to come across as if I was having a dig at you

sonnyboyx2 wrote:Me and my wife both agreed after watching several hours of fight tapes, that we would wager £1000 at odds of 3/1 Tyson Fury beats David Haye 28th September. Our reasons for the wager are that everything is in Tyson Fury's favor. Height, Weight, Reach, Age, record, ability, aggression, power, speed... i feel that David Haye is vastly overrated as is his punch-power & speed. Haye has a very suspect record at Heavyweight and defeated both John Ruiz & Monte Barrett with "Rabbit Punches" otherwise he would not have been victorious in those fights. Haye i feel was clearly out-pointed by both Wlad Klitschko & Nicolay Valuev and his fight against Audley Harrison was farcical. which leaves the 34yr old Haye with lots to prove on 28th September. Tyson Fury on the other hand has looked a very good and exciting world rated contender in his last 4 fights. Fury's knockdown against Steve Cunningham was due to him standing square-on and on one foot as the punch landed. Legendary trainer Emmanuel Stewart trained Fury in the Kronk gym 2yrs ago and claimed, "Fury will be Heavyweight Champion of the World" Stewart also said, "There is nothing wrong with Tyson Fury's Chin, he takes a great punch"..Tyson Fury put on a great exhibition of skilled boxing to defeat world rated Kevin Johnson then his demolition of Cunningham has left us thinking, "We Cannot Lose" all genuine and sensible views welcome please!

Mensa07 wrote:Fair play to you mate. I've got an inkling Fury might win as well.

columbo wrote:I had a dream the other night that Fury won in pretty quick fashion and it was one of those quick victories people didnt see coming from him and he was being interviewed and he was saying how he knew he'd win, etc. It was pretty surreal and one of those dreams that seems very real at the time. I fancy Haye to win but that dream has stuck in my head I have to say. Ps im pretty sure it was the 4th round.

columbo wrote:I had a dream the other night that Fury won in pretty quick fashion and it was one of those quick victories people didnt see coming from him and he was being interviewed and he was saying how he knew he'd win, etc. It was pretty surreal and one of those dreams that seems very real at the time. I fancy Haye to win but that dream has stuck in my head I have to say. Ps im pretty sure it was the 4th round.

columbo wrote:I had a dream the other night that Fury won in pretty quick fashion and it was one of those quick victories people didnt see coming from him and he was being interviewed and he was saying how he knew he'd win, etc. It was pretty surreal and one of those dreams that seems very real at the time. I fancy Haye to win but that dream has stuck in my head I have to say. Ps im pretty sure it was the 4th round.

johnswan1 wrote:A vivid dreams suggests you are not sleeping well, try having a wank before you go to bed.

sonnyboyx2 wrote:as i expected, lots of stupid comments with zero substance to them. many claiming Haye has the better speed & Power and experience etc etc. Well i can only say to those people, "You are going to be in for a very very big shock on 28th"
1/. Who has Haye knocked out at Heavyweight of the caliber of Fury is at now..... Answer: nobody
2/. Which of his fights can i see this blinding speed and power of Haye....Answer: none
3/. How will Haye KO Fury when Emmanuel Stewart claimed,"There is nothing wrong with Tyson Fury's chin. Did Kevin Johnson KO Fury and he is a far bigger puncher than Haye..... Answer: Haye wont KO him

4/. Boxing is a young mans sport: Fury age 24yrs Haye age 33yrs, Haye is not improving whereas Fury is improving.
5/. Haye has boxed 5rds in over 2yrs, Fury has fought 37rds and 5 opponents in the last 2yrs. "Rest is Rust" said Ray Arcel
6/. Fury can keep it long range all night like he did with Johnston and win by a landslide. Haye needs a KO to win.
7/. Bottom line is, This is easier money than finding it lying in the street.

Asterix wrote:Everyone, please ignore the furywillwin posts. It's johnswan1 trying to play you all for fools.

palooka wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:A vivid dreams suggests you are not sleeping well, try having a wank before you go to bed.

I reckon he had 2 and one in the morning as well