Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 08:49
This lamb has already been well and truly slaughtered!jamesmcdonnell wrote:Oh dear, another lamb to the slaughter....
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Anyone think the Haye fight will be competitive?
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Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 08:51
Ah right, you've been to one already then eh? Even for the well seasoned those nights are not to be sniffed at.
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 08:51
No, but I'm sure I've done way worse.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Ah right, you've been to one already then eh? Even for the well seasoned those nights are not to be sniffed at.
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 08:56
Nah wish I was though - will try to make next one defintely.J wrote:you coming tonight mate?MightyWarrior wrote:I'll go same prediction I'd make for Haye against anyone, DH inside 4 rounds or he runs out of steam and gets flattened himself.
seem to remember first tiem i met ya was at thompson v haye.
Haven't got Sky either....so I'll be checking here for the result.
Have a good one all
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 10:52
Big Enzo for sure but it isnt going to happen though - Another Hatton v Witter situation - Lets see what tonights fight brings, its a tough one for David and I dont see an early KOjosh fg wrote:If as expected Haye does win it who would everyone like to see him go on and fight then.
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 14:32
I have seen Johansen fight twice, against Bruce Ozbek and Marion Tudor. Ozbek messed him around a bit but Johansen got the job done, Tudor was a fat looking Middleweight who was knackered after round 1 and a bit of a punchbag. Johansen probably would have KO'd him earlier had the ref not jumped in every 2 seconds to administer needless counts which prolonged the agony to the third round.
Johansen is a tall upright guy with neat skills, he stands off and ponders his next move a bit and seems to like to fight at his own pace. Against Tudor he turned southpaw a bit but looked uncomfortable, cant see him doing that versus Haye. As i said good basic ability and certainly better than Jesper Johansen who Enzo fought but Haye will be too quick and hit too hard IMO. Haye TKO3/4.
Johansen is a tall upright guy with neat skills, he stands off and ponders his next move a bit and seems to like to fight at his own pace. Against Tudor he turned southpaw a bit but looked uncomfortable, cant see him doing that versus Haye. As i said good basic ability and certainly better than Jesper Johansen who Enzo fought but Haye will be too quick and hit too hard IMO. Haye TKO3/4.
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 14:52
Haye could put 99% of the cruisers to sleep...but 99% of the cruisers out there could also put David to sleep
This is why Haye is so exciting...you just know he is going to come unstuck in the most dramatic style against just about any half decent puncher who gets lucky..and this guy tonight looks like he can punch a bit
Haye in 3rnds, unless he.......
This is why Haye is so exciting...you just know he is going to come unstuck in the most dramatic style against just about any half decent puncher who gets lucky..and this guy tonight looks like he can punch a bit
Haye in 3rnds, unless he.......
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 15:04
i've just watched the lolenga mock up and downer. 
haye looks a bit more filled out now with the limit having increased since then.
that knockdown never fails to crack me up. especially that bit when he falls on top of mock.
he was slightly buzzed again in the 4th until he turned it around with that great right uppercut.
mock was a bit unlucky not to get a rematch i always think.
haye looks a bit more filled out now with the limit having increased since then.
that knockdown never fails to crack me up. especially that bit when he falls on top of mock.
he was slightly buzzed again in the 4th until he turned it around with that great right uppercut.mock was a bit unlucky not to get a rematch i always think.
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 18:00
Haye failed to make the weight 1st time round.
Looks in excellent shape now. Here goes. Haye KO 4
Looks in excellent shape now. Here goes. Haye KO 4
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 18:23
f ucking poser. four rounds down, and he's f ucking panting. this lad is all over him mentally
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 18:27
Why the fornicate does the camera go to the front row full of the "celebrities" and slappers in between every round?
Posted: 24 Mar 2006, 18:32
could someone keep us up to date in the states round by round?
it would be appreciated.
it would be appreciated.
Posted: 27 Mar 2006, 08:30
well said.Terence wrote:He was waiting.Abbo wrote:f ucking poser. four rounds down, and he's f ucking panting. this lad is all over him mentally
Very impressive by Haye, Jim "What" Watt talking out his arse. They wanted Haye to get rounds and he got them. He looked much improved and I'm not really a big Haye fan. He was patient and did not explode on the high guard of his foe then get found out when his stamina went. Haye waited and waited then did the business. What more do people want from him? When he bombs away we say he is not getting rounds and when he gets rounds we say he is not taking people out or getting hard rounds. Watt says he needs hard tough rounds yet does he think his trainer is saying: "Throw haymakes until you are fucknig knackered Dave and hopefully this guy will slap the piss out of you, you'll get knocked-down, get up, get slapped about and win by a dramatic KO. You won't have a long successful career but Jim Watt will be absolutely delighted with you!" Haye went out and broke his man down in a very composed way, very much a changing of his style IMO and one that suits him. I'm more inclined to follow him now I know he can pace a fight a little bit.
Posted: 27 Mar 2006, 12:35
Haye averaged 30 punches a round landing an average of 9.....thats poor!!!
Posted: 27 Mar 2006, 12:48
I wouldn't say he was very impressive, nor very poor.Terence wrote:He was waiting.Abbo wrote:f ucking poser. four rounds down, and he's f ucking panting. this lad is all over him mentally
Very impressive by Haye, Jim "What" Watt talking out his arse. They wanted Haye to get rounds and he got them. He looked much improved and I'm not really a big Haye fan. He was patient and did not explode on the high guard of his foe then get found out when his stamina went. Haye waited and waited then did the business. What more do people want from him? When he bombs away we say he is not getting rounds and when he gets rounds we say he is not taking people out or getting hard rounds. Watt says he needs hard tough rounds yet does he think his trainer is saying: "Throw haymakes until you are fucknig knackered Dave and hopefully this guy will slap the piss out of you, you'll get knocked-down, get up, get slapped about and win by a dramatic KO. You won't have a long successful career but Jim Watt will be absolutely delighted with you!" Haye went out and broke his man down in a very composed way, very much a changing of his style IMO and one that suits him. I'm more inclined to follow him now I know he can pace a fight a little bit.
Haye was obviously trying to be more patient, but he needs to find the balance between throwing everything but the kitchen sink, and maintaining a high enough work rate to keep opponents at bay.
Haye is a work in progress, so I won't be too hard, but I gave that a B.
Posted: 27 Mar 2006, 12:53
Punch stats don't mean a fat lot though if the opponent can't make it to the final bell.tea wrote:Haye averaged 30 punches a round landing an average of 9.....thats poor!!!
Haye was looking for rounds IMO, I think he could have got Lasse out of there earlier if he'd have put his mind to it. I was impressed with the Danes durability though.
We haven't had much chance to see what Hayes defence is like, but I was reasonably impressed on Friday. He didn't take many punches clean (obviously if you stand in the rain you're going to get wet), his reactions/feflexes were very good and he ducked, dived and slipped very well IMO.
Lets get Haye-Hobson back on
Posted: 27 Mar 2006, 15:36
I realy think it is positive that he went 8 rounds, that was starting to become a consern because as you say when it gets to the big fight you need to be confident in your abilities. The fact is all this time he is still only on his 17th fight and he should be learning different aspects of his game. Much as he was critisised you could often see Audley Harrison working on one specific area of his teckneaqu in a fight, if thats what haye was doing then fair enough.
Posted: 28 Mar 2006, 11:12
I'd like to see Haye punching in combination a little more, without putting everything into each shot.
Perhaps when he's more confident about his stamina he'll rely less on every single punch carrying knockout power.
Perhaps when he's more confident about his stamina he'll rely less on every single punch carrying knockout power.
Posted: 28 Mar 2006, 11:23
would be my only complaint as well. If you want to go the rounds then don't load up on everything and throw some nice looking combinations. Think if Haye had jumped on him in round 2 like he did in round 8 then he could well have got the job done but obviously made a conscious decision not to do that.
think a hobson fight next would be very appealing if mark can apply some decent, constant pressure, step up from Lasse. Think he would be more of a test than Enzo who I don't think would see the 3rd round against Haye.
think a hobson fight next would be very appealing if mark can apply some decent, constant pressure, step up from Lasse. Think he would be more of a test than Enzo who I don't think would see the 3rd round against Haye.
Posted: 28 Mar 2006, 14:22
It seems Aston's been offered the fight twice recently, first refusal was because "Hobson's still a year away from being ready for Haye", at the second time of asking, Aston kept schtum.Lenny Albert wrote:would be my only complaint as well. If you want to go the rounds then don't load up on everything and throw some nice looking combinations. Think if Haye had jumped on him in round 2 like he did in round 8 then he could well have got the job done but obviously made a conscious decision not to do that.
think a hobson fight next would be very appealing if mark can apply some decent, constant pressure, step up from Lasse. Think he would be more of a test than Enzo who I don't think would see the 3rd round against Haye.
I wouldn't bank on them meeting any time soon, if ever.
Bit of a pisser really as a meeting of the two would no doubt be crackling with bad blood.