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Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 02:48
by leejonesjnr
tobyh5 wrote:Could be worse, in bodybuilding we are using effing kilos. Right pain in the arse. I am 41 and starting to forget what a good old fashioned stone is
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The amateurs talk in kg too, I'm forever converting into lbs
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 04:37
by mickey1975
tobyh5 wrote:Could be worse, in bodybuilding we are using effing kilos. Right pain in the arse. I am 41 and starting to forget what a good old fashioned stone is
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That's light! What are you, 6stone?
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 11:49
by Ezzard
I read that nonsense about waking himself up in the night to eat...and my mate reminded me that body builders do exactly the same thing...and we both drew our own conclusions...
David Haye would always be a welcome addition to the HW division but bulking up, dodgy shoulder, unwillingness to roll the dice in his biggest fight, I can't see this comeback ending well for him.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 12:22
by Rexob
He will do pretty well and earn himself a few more million then eventually ending in a heavy defeat against the new king Tyson Fury.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 14:18
by tobyh5
Ezzard wrote:I read that nonsense about waking himself up in the night to eat...and my mate reminded me that body builders do exactly the same thing...and we both drew our own conclusions...
And what conclusion is that?
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 15 Jan 2016, 14:57
by Supremo
I don't believe he was waking up during the night, disrupted sleep pattern would outweigh any nutritional benefits. I think he meant setting an alarm so he was regular throughout the day.
As an aside- what do you call that compere with the microwave/. Can remember one the last fights I had he was introducing us but whilst we were in the ring or on the way he thought it was an appropriate time to announce to the crowd that he was going to be on ;The weakest link' with Anne Robinson on BBC later in that week and that we all should tune in

egomaniac.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 04:52
by davie
Glad to see he sorted out the fornicating mop he was calling a hair cut
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 08:24
by leejonesjnr
Rexob wrote:He will do pretty well and earn himself a few more million then eventually ending in a heavy defeat against the new king Tyson Fury.
I don't think he will box Fury or Joshua.
WBA regular and second retirement I reckon.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 10:12
by Syntax Error
He's ripped, but he's carrying too much weight around his midriff.
It will be interesting to see how much speed he has.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 10:37
by SFW
Anyone entertain the thought of Haye using any ped's during the years he has been injured or away?
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 11:41
by Stevieb8006
SFW wrote:Anyone entertain the thought of Haye using any ped's during the years he has been injured or away?
They are all at it. All professional sport is driven by them and it's nieve to thing otherwise.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 12:02
by dbf
Gareth a Davies posted an interview with Shane mgguigan recently that had some interesting quotes. Shane said haye hated training more than anyone he's worked with and he was in bad shape just a few months ago. Doesn't sound hugely postitive and kind of gives weight to the theory haye is coming back for the money.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 12:12
by Horse
leejonesjnr wrote:I don't think he will box Fury or Joshua.
WBA regular and second retirement I reckon.
Where is the big payday then?
What's the point of coming back?
Sensible plan:
Mark de Mori - Comeback
Ruslan Chagaev - WBA Regular
Anthony Joshua - Big money
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 14:40
by Boxerbeetle
dbf wrote:Gareth a Davies posted an interview with Shane mgguigan recently that had some interesting quotes. Shane said haye hated training more than anyone he's worked with and he was in bad shape just a few months ago. Doesn't sound hugely postitive and kind of gives weight to the theory haye is coming back for the money.
To be fair, Haye has never pretended to like training, he's always hated it as far as I remember.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 14:48
by Nightmare Roy
Anyone know what time his fight is? Got to nip out hoping to be back for the entrance.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 14:59
by Boxerbeetle
Nightmare Roy wrote:Anyone know what time his fight is? Got to nip out hoping to be back for the entrance.
10pm I think.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:11
by Nightmare Roy
Boxerbeetle wrote:Nightmare Roy wrote:Anyone know what time his fight is? Got to nip out hoping to be back for the entrance.
10pm I think.

Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:18
by rd350lc
Boxerbeetle wrote:dbf wrote:Gareth a Davies posted an interview with Shane mgguigan recently that had some interesting quotes. Shane said haye hated training more than anyone he's worked with and he was in bad shape just a few months ago. Doesn't sound hugely postitive and kind of gives weight to the theory haye is coming back for the money.
To be fair, Haye has never pretended to like training, he's always hated it as far as I remember.[/quote
Don't think he hates training at all , he looks a right bag of mess doesn't he ? I think a few other heavyweights looking at them must really love training

Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:31
by Boxerbeetle
rd350lc wrote:Boxerbeetle wrote:dbf wrote:Gareth a Davies posted an interview with Shane mgguigan recently that had some interesting quotes. Shane said haye hated training more than anyone he's worked with and he was in bad shape just a few months ago. Doesn't sound hugely postitive and kind of gives weight to the theory haye is coming back for the money.
To be fair, Haye has never pretended to like training, he's always hated it as far as I remember.[/quote
Don't think he hates training at all , he looks a right bag of mess doesn't he ? I think a few other heavyweights looking at them must really love training

Eh? No-one is saying he doesn't train, just that he doesn't like it.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:42
by SFW
..doesn't like training? As if that's nothing to worry about? at this stage his conditioning needs to be at its best, to maximize what he's got left in the tank. I think this first guy is a patsy and if Haye struggles with him even a little bit, gets winded or gets on his bike, not a good sign.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:44
by lefty
Horse wrote:leejonesjnr wrote:I don't think he will box Fury or Joshua.
WBA regular and second retirement I reckon.
Where is the big payday then?
What's the point of coming back?
Sensible plan:
Mark de Mori - Comeback
Ruslan Chagaev - WBA Regular
Anthony Joshua - Big money
Pretty sure that the winner of Chagaev and Browne has to fight Ortiz next.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:50
by PredatorHayds
Nightmare Roy wrote:Anyone know what time his fight is? Got to nip out hoping to be back for the entrance.
Starts 10.00
Finishes 10.02
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 15:51
by lefty
Let's be honest, it would be hilarious if De Mori somehow pulled it off ha.
Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 16:01
by Nightmare Roy
PredatorHayds wrote:Nightmare Roy wrote:Anyone know what time his fight is? Got to nip out hoping to be back for the entrance.
Starts 10.00
Finishes 10.02

Re: David Hayes Weight
Posted: 16 Jan 2016, 16:11
by Horse
lefty wrote:Pretty sure that the winner of Chagaev and Browne has to fight Ortiz next.
Step aside money?