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MarkMcBurney wrote:Genuine question for all those so convinced Tyson Fury is going to make short work of David Haye; why? And also what's happened in the past few months to justify that?

You would be better off asking your self how well has Haye performed against big guys ...its hardly stellar is it .

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This fight is easy to predict. Cautious opening round from both, Haye potshotting and retreating, Fury throwing more but Haye being elusive. Round two, Haye opens up and detonates a right hand BOOM, Fury down. Gets up, Haye pounces on him, Fury maybe down again or ref jumps in.

We could see a version of round one for a maximum of three rounds before Haye finishes the job.

mrpedigree wrote:

MarkMcBurney wrote:Genuine question for all those so convinced Tyson Fury is going to make short work of David Haye; why? And also what's happened in the past few months to justify that?

You would be better off asking your self how well has Haye performed against big guys ...its hardly stellar is it .

Well he won the heavyweight title against one a lot bigger than Fury. I'm sure he'll be fine...

palooka wrote:

ILikeBeer wrote:

Horse wrote:Will people still dismiss Fury as a pile of rubbish after he stops Haye?

They'll probably find a way.

That's an irrelevant question. Will people believe that Elvis is still alive when he signs a world tour? Neither are going to happen.

Haye isn't a world class destroyer; I hope Fury is a bookies underdog; could do with a little windfall.

I'm not sure he has to be in this fight

There's no saying that Haye is improving or even holding his standards; he doesn't box regularly and is pretty much a B list celeb full time; I get the impression that Fury pushed for the bout and had a few other options; if he'd not gone for Haye he could have continued on his merry way.

palooka wrote:There's no saying that Haye is improving or even holding his standards; he doesn't box regularly and is pretty much a B list celeb full time; I get the impression that Fury pushed for the bout and had a few other options; if he'd not gone for Haye he could have continued on his merry way.

I agree mate.

Fury genuinely thinks he can beat anyone out there. Fury needs to keep his concentration and stick to the game plan. If he loses concentration, then he's gonna get hit harder than anyone's hit him and that's gonna mean him on the floor.