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davie wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

davie wrote:
He won't get the first without the second.

I think he can. Injuries add up over time, and slow ya down even if they're not still currently dislocated, or broken or torn or whatever the case may be.

I've just never liked Haye so if he loses I'll be glad of it. If he wins, he probably gets Anthony Joshua so either way he'll ultimately lose, but I'd rather see him lose to Bellew because it'd sting more.

As long as he doesn't get an injury that stops him walking or swinging his arms (ruptured Achilles for instance)
He beats Tony Bellew.
He was beating Tony Bellew, he would have beaten Tony Bellew had it not been for the injury, Bellew couldn't even stop him when he couldn't walk.
He will beat Tony Bellew unless he gets a debilitating injury ( which is highly likely of course)