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No point in arguing with Henry.

I hope that Haye was going to retire because this does not make sense.

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JOSHUA CRASHES WLAD ROUND 4

I expect Haye to rehab well and win the rematch... This is his 3rd defeat however... His record is not looking really great right now.

People made so much fun of him talking about his broken toe that he's not going to talk about this injury. It was his decision to go through with both fights.

Joshua will knock Klitschko out with no problem... Possibly you missed Wladimir's fights with Jennings and Fury when he was 39... Now he's 41.

Kalan wrote:I expect Haye to rehab well and win the rematch... This is his 3rd defeat however... His record is not looking really great right now.

People made so much fun of him talking about his broken toe that he's not going to talk about this injury. It was his decision to go through with both fights.

Joshua will knock Klitschko out with no problem... Possibly you missed Wladimir's fights with Jennings and Fury when he was 39... Now he's 41.

do u think bellew gives him a rematch. bellew is out of his mind and chubby think just because he beat a guy who wasnt able to walk that he now can challenge wilder

a healthy haye beats bellew any day of the week, he was easily winning round after round before the ankle story happened. but hayes career is over, to many injurys, sad. i like his fans, he always brought good power and energy to his fights. one of the best.

TheDarkDestroyer wrote:
What a cretin.

I'm not interesting in bragging rights you moron. I just want you to stop telling lies about this fight. Why are you telling lies? What is wrong with you?

crusader wrote:No point in arguing with Henry.

You and you.... both..... are guilty of trying to diminish Bellew's victory because you're both butthurt over the result. That is all there is to it. You should take notes from Haye gents, have a little class and admit you lost when you lost, rather than be a bitch about it. Haye's gonna get his rematch with Bellew, and by that time Bellew will be a better conditioned heavyweight and more in tune with that weight class, etc and Haye will be older, slower, etc. and Bellew will more than likely win the rematch on his own merits.

Jip wrote:

Kalan wrote:I expect Haye to rehab well and win the rematch... This is his 3rd defeat however... His record is not looking really great right now.

People made so much fun of him talking about his broken toe that he's not going to talk about this injury. It was his decision to go through with both fights.

Joshua will knock Klitschko out with no problem... Possibly you missed Wladimir's fights with Jennings and Fury when he was 39... Now he's 41.

do u think bellew gives him a rematch. bellew is out of his mind and chubby think just because he beat a guy who wasnt able to walk that he now can challenge wilder

a healthy haye beats bellew any day of the week, he was easily winning round after round before the ankle story happened. but hayes career is over, to many injurys, sad. i like his fans, he always brought good power and energy to his fights. one of the best.

Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

I think the biggest upset is that the enlightened one was entirely wrong. Douche x 100000. No wonder he's a virgin

HomicideHenry wrote:

TheDarkDestroyer wrote:
What a cretin.

I'm not interesting in bragging rights you moron. I just want you to stop telling lies about this fight. Why are you telling lies? What is wrong with you?

crusader wrote:No point in arguing with Henry.

You and you.... both..... are guilty of trying to diminish Bellew's victory because you're both butthurt over the result. That is all there is to it. You should take notes from Haye gents, have a little class and admit you lost when you lost, rather than be a bitch about it. Haye's gonna get his rematch with Bellew, and by that time Bellew will be a better conditioned heavyweight and more in tune with that weight class, etc and Haye will be older, slower, etc. and Bellew will more than likely win the rematch on his own merits.

Henry, you're dumb, really dumb. If you come to grips with that your life will be easier.

TheDarkDestroyer wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:

TheDarkDestroyer wrote:
The injury clearly happened on screen. You can see his ankle give and him start to react in pain. You're clueless.

Alright then bellend.... I want you to make a prediction right now on Klitschko-Joshua..... whoever is the closest to the truth as to that result, will have bragging rights forever on this forum so put up or shut up.... My prediction? Klitschko weathers the storm and kayos Joshua between rounds 6-8

What a cretin.



I'm not interesting in bragging rights you moron. I just want you to stop telling lies about this fight. Why are you telling lies? What is wrong with you?

Haye was clearly injured before the fight. He looked shit since his come back anyhow.

Hay's leg wasn't 100% from the very beginning. Bellew started against injured Haye and continued against a crippled one. Bellew sucks.

gilgamesh wrote:

Jip wrote:

Kalan wrote:I expect Haye to rehab well and win the rematch... This is his 3rd defeat however... His record is not looking really great right now.

People made so much fun of him talking about his broken toe that he's not going to talk about this injury. It was his decision to go through with both fights.

Joshua will knock Klitschko out with no problem... Possibly you missed Wladimir's fights with Jennings and Fury when he was 39... Now he's 41.

do u think bellew gives him a rematch. bellew is out of his mind and chubby think just because he beat a guy who wasnt able to walk that he now can challenge wilder

a healthy haye beats bellew any day of the week, he was easily winning round after round before the ankle story happened. but hayes career is over, to many injurys, sad. i like his fans, he always brought good power and energy to his fights. one of the best.

Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

injurys yeah, that s like his nickname, but ducking fights. when did he duck. he fought wlad, he had problems with chisora, faced him, cant remember him ducking fights. well, okay the fury fight, but what do you expect, his shoulder was messed up. should he fight a giant with a injuryed shoulder.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote: Henry, you're dumb, really dumb. If you come to grips with that your life will be easier.

I cant be too fornicating dumb I called the fight exactly before it even happened.

Just like I did in the Fury-Klitschko fight ofc if I recall many of you made excuses after that too

"Oh he's too old," etc etc etc.... Never giving the winner any credit....

I guess if someone doesnt fit into your view of what a fighter should look like, talk like, where he comes from, etc you absolutely will never give them the credit no matter what. Again, learn from class from Haye, he took his beating and loss like a man and he doesn't need you fanboys making excuses for him. Period.

boxing_rocks wrote:Hay's leg wasn't 100% from the very beginning. Bellew started against injured Haye and continued against a crippled one. Bellew sucks.

i didnt want to sound too negative, but you right, thats exactly what happened.

Jip wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Jip wrote:

do u think bellew gives him a rematch. bellew is out of his mind and chubby think just because he beat a guy who wasnt able to walk that he now can challenge wilder

a healthy haye beats bellew any day of the week, he was easily winning round after round before the ankle story happened. but hayes career is over, to many injurys, sad. i like his fans, he always brought good power and energy to his fights. one of the best.

Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

injurys yeah, that s like his nickname, but ducking fights. when did he duck. he fought wlad, he had problems with chisora, faced him, cant remember him ducking fights. well, okay the fury fight, but what do you expect, his shoulder was messed up. should he fight a giant with a injuryed shoulder.

He ducked Wlad for a year and a half prior to actually fighting him. He ducked Vitali. He ducked Fury.

gilgamesh wrote:

Jip wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

injurys yeah, that s like his nickname, but ducking fights. when did he duck. he fought wlad, he had problems with chisora, faced him, cant remember him ducking fights. well, okay the fury fight, but what do you expect, his shoulder was messed up. should he fight a giant with a injuryed shoulder.

He ducked Wlad for a year and a half prior to actually fighting him. He ducked Vitali. He ducked Fury.

He ducked Vitali. He did mess Wlad around. He Fury pull outs were legitimate injuries.

gilgamesh wrote:

Jip wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

injurys yeah, that s like his nickname, but ducking fights. when did he duck. he fought wlad, he had problems with chisora, faced him, cant remember him ducking fights. well, okay the fury fight, but what do you expect, his shoulder was messed up. should he fight a giant with a injuryed shoulder.

He ducked Wlad for a year and a half prior to actually fighting him. He ducked Vitali. He ducked Fury.

okay. maybe i am wrong, since i dont quiet remember. all i remember was that he was at the press con of vitaly and wanted vitaly but instead he got chisora and than later he was set up to fight fury and pulled out cause of the shoulder. but you could be right, him being criticed as a dive surely doesnt come from nowhere

okay guys, have a good night. i go to bed, i must wake up in 4 hours when thurman kos garcia see ya

I would never be butthurt over David Haye losing...one of my least favourite fighters ever.

crusader wrote:I would never be butthurt over David Haye losing...one of my least favourite fighters ever.

Same. Can't stand him

Jip wrote:okay guys, have a good night. i go to bed, i must wake up in 4 hours when thurman kos garcia see ya

gilgamesh wrote:

Jip wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Haye's career story to me is getting injured and ducking fights. That's about it. He's got some solid wins, but I'll always think of an injury prone ducker when I think of Haye.

injurys yeah, that s like his nickname, but ducking fights. when did he duck. he fought wlad, he had problems with chisora, faced him, cant remember him ducking fights. well, okay the fury fight, but what do you expect, his shoulder was messed up. should he fight a giant with a injuryed shoulder.

He ducked Wlad for a year and a half prior to actually fighting him. He ducked Vitali. He ducked Fury.

Injuries have been the story of Haye's life. He signed twice for Fury and that was one of the most anticipated fights ever. First time his eye was cut in sparring.. a legitimate injury and they got a new fight date -- and then a week prior to the new date he comes down with a bad shoulder that keeps him out for years.. What are the odds of somebody suffering this many injuries??? He's the most injury prone major major box office attraction in the History of Boxing.

crusader wrote:What a load of trash from Henry. If you haven't seen the fight, please watch it and don't take his word.

Not really necessary to say this to anyone who knows who Henry is, but worth saying in case some people think he's a normal human being.

It was a fluke. You can't account for guys busting an ankle. Bellew was barely competitive before the injury. It happens.

Bellew was fortunate Haye hurt his Achilles.

Still, Bellew was in the fight up until the injury still. Many expected Haye to blast him in under three rounds.

It was clear Haye is no longer the force he once was. He's still quick, and explosive, good reflexes, but to injury prone. He looked reckless and his timing was off, signs of an aging fighter.

Take nothing away from Bellew. He done the job and finished Haye in emphatic fashion in the 11th.

Maybe the last of Haye.