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crusader wrote:

josh fg wrote:

crusader wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

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I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

I think there is a good argument to say that Chisora is coming off 24 good rounds while Haye hasn''t fought in over a year, however as far as I'm concerned Haye has better wins on his record be that his win v Ruiz or Harrison, and I think he'll be well up for the fight.

I would say that the times he has taken on heavyweights the same hight as him; Bonin, Barrett and Ruiz, he has stopped them, even though they're all pretty durable guys. That gives the impression he''s pretty explosive when punching straight and not made to work to get his shots off, I think Chisora isn't as skillful defencivly and the combined result of the punches over 6-8 rounds should do for him

crusader wrote:

I would say that the times he has taken on heavyweights the same hight as him; Bonin, Barrett and Ruiz, he has stopped them, even though they're all pretty durable guys. That gives the impression he''s pretty explosive when punching straight and not made to work to get his shots off, I think Chisora isn't as skillful defencivly and the combined result of the punches over 6-8 rounds should do for him

Chisora has shown far better durabilty than the notoriously chinny Barrett, and Ruiz, who was dropped several times throughout his career, was well past his prime. Haye also failed to stop them early and without problems; Barrett knocked him down and Ruiz lasted nearly 10 rounds. Bonin was a sub-EBU level fighter who never proved his durability against a notable puncher, so I'm not going to discuss him.

It's worth noting that Haye easily stopped Alexander Gurov and Audley Harrison, who are roughly the same height as Klitschko, yet struggled with short opponents in Fragomeni and Mormeck; I believe Haye's struggles are more attributable to the abilities of his opponents than their heights. Chisora is durable and arguably top ten in his division, so a quick and easy stoppage over him would be a new accomplishment for Haye.

BTW---I don't consider a stoppage between the 6th and 8th to be that early. My criticism is directed more towards the predictions of a blowout in under 5 rounds; it could happen, but it's highly improbable.

Asterix wrote:

tonyevs wrote:

Haye to dance around for 12 rounds and win on points.

Yep - the way I was thinking too

Same here. Haye plays safe. He might get a KO regardless, but I can see him winning on points.

taffytoon wrote:

CB wrote:Haye to ride a unicycle around for 12 rounds and win by squirting the water from the flower in his left lapel.

I agree, he needs to be careful though as DC may slap his red nose off during the weighin.

Final round wrote:Don 'I'm not an animal' Charles TKO 1 Dereck Chisora after Del Boy has the audacity to ask for some water

TopGun wrote:

Final round wrote:Don 'I'm not an animal' Charles TKO 1 Dereck Chisora after Del Boy has the audacity to ask for some water

I'd pay to watch Charles Vs Booth ! lol

Hagler2002 wrote:Vitali couldn't stop Chisora so I don't see Haye doing it. If Chisora comes in at a good fighting weight and implements the same game plan as he did against Klitschko I see him winning this.

7/1 for Chisora via KO/TKO is too big imo.

Cas wrote:

Hagler2002 wrote:Vitali couldn't stop Chisora so I don't see Haye doing it. If Chisora comes in at a good fighting weight and implements the same game plan as he did against Klitschko I see him winning this.

7/1 for Chisora via KO/TKO is too big imo.

Surprised people feel Haye will stop Chisora in quick succession (1-5 rounds). Look's like Haye is wielding people in again to his nonsensical talk.

Personally think people predicting an early blew out for Haye are way off the mark to how this fight goes down. Chisora went the distance with hard hitting Fury, Helenius, V.Klitschko. If people think Chisora is going to be utterly dominated and smashed inside 5 rounds their in for a rude awakening here. It took 5 rounds for Haye to get rid of Monte Barrett, and 9 rounds to take out Ruiz. Whilst Ruiz was very durable, he was also old and wasn't a exactly a hungry fighter anymore.

Chisora is being overlooked IMO. He is very hungry, has a tone of heart, is durable, and will not lye down. Wlad aside.. Haye hasn't fought a guy like Chisora for a long time. This is a guy looking to win and will be fighting till the final bell.

Good forecast. Although I wouldn't be surprised if Chisora's corner throw in the towel in the final few rounds either.

I'll happily eat humble pie if I'm wrong, but I see Chisora making it passed the 7th at the absolutely least. The question is how the fight is going at this point. If Chisora can hang in there without substantive damage - he has a chance.

I see a grueling encounter for both men. Chisora taking some damage in the early stages, but being more competitive as the fight goes on.

116-112 Haye.

Ezzard wrote:I did like David Price's point that the much taller Fury, Klit and Helenius were all bouncing shots off the top of Chis-o's dome, whereas the shorter Haye will be naturally winging them in right on the button...

Does it make a difference here?

kingfinn wrote:Haye in 8 or 9 imo

leforge wrote:

kingfinn wrote:Haye in 8 or 9 imo

You seem very keen on fight do your not fancy going?

Riddick Blowe wrote:

Asterix wrote:Same here. Haye plays safe. He might get a KO regardless, but I can see him winning on points.

Wow, apparently people still don't get that Haye fights cautious against giants. When he is able to land easily or is forced to let his hands go he does.

Haye starts the better and lands some bombs, but Chisora eats them, comes back and stops Haye in around 11 rounds. That's how this fight will go, just watch.