Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Evey buying a Haye ticket in advance again?

Toetally No.
33
44%
Eye.Yes.
15
20%
I will be bad 'back' Maybe.
5
7%
Got to 'hand' it to him he is consistent with the pull outs!
6
8%
I blame George Groves.
16
21%
 
Total votes: 75

Finn
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Finn »

Tom Ford wrote:
Finn wrote: haye got up, carl thompson is better than anyone fury has fought and that was hayes 10th fight 9 years ago. Fury arguably lost to mcdermott and got the decision in their first meeting. I believe the majority called that a robbery.

Thompson better than Cunningham? Really?
Carl Thompson was cruiser weight world champion and fought haye at cruiser, cunningham was a cruiser weight champion and fought fury and heavy. Cunninghams only notable win is Huck.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Finn »

Tom Ford wrote:Finn, give up.
Hayes a chinny mouthy git who can punch.
:TU:
you're on cloud cook-coo mate, hayes a two weight world champion who got up to beat a mormeck who was a superior cruiser to cunningham at the mans natural weight. Fury got dropped by cunningham who has never won a meaningful heavy weight fight and was fighting out of his natural weight. Cunningham lost to Adamek in his last fight who got absolutely battered by vitali, note chisora took him the distance and then got annihilated by haye in his next fight. Cunningham is furys best win.

In what world do you honestly believe haye was scarred to step in the ring with fury? As i said haye picked him because he knew it was an easy win. Fury isnt exactly kicking up a fuss about this... wonder why.
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Post by mickey1975 »

Finn wrote:
Tom Ford wrote:Finn, give up.
Hayes a chinny mouthy git who can punch.
:TU:
you're on cloud cook-coo mate, hayes a two weight world champion who got up to beat a mormeck who was a superior cruiser to cunningham at the mans natural weight. Fury got dropped by cunningham who has never won a meaningful heavy weight fight and was fighting out of his natural weight. Cunningham lost to Adamek in his last fight who got absolutely battered by vitali, note chisora took him the distance and then got annihilated by haye in his next fight. Cunningham is furys best win.

In what world do you honestly believe haye was scarred to step in the ring with fury? As i said haye picked him because he knew it was an easy win. Fury isnt exactly kicking up a fuss about this... wonder why.
Did you watch Adamek-Cunningham? And you call Fury-McDermott a robbery... Lets not pretend any of this is Fury's fault, he signed to fight, prepared to fight and was ready, willing and able to fight one week before the fight! What do you want him to kick up a fuss for? Is it going to make Haye's eye better? Peter Fury has it spot on, why waste the excellent condition that Tyson is in sitting around waiting for Haye who will fook him off anyway if a Klitschko fight pops up. Get Tyson out as soon as possible, don't play Haye's head games, he is not in charge, doesn't hold a belt, just another top ten heavy. And to whoever said how long would Rogan last with Haye, well, if they used the fight to implement what they had been doing in sparring, i.e come out and box southpaw for the entire fight, probably about the same time it took Tyson. Last time Haye used a fight to try out things he was doing in sparring was possibly the worst 12 round fight ever on Sky against the Belgian where Booth was literally counting the punches per round and telling him how many he was allowed to throw so he didn't gas.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Tom Ford »

ADAMEK was well beaten by Cunningham. Even CJ Ross would see that.

Finn doesn't watch fights he just checks boxrec stats.
:TU:

Ps Mormeck was way past his best against Haye.
Thompson was good but no Cunningham

Haye is overrated.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Tom Ford »

Finn. Hate realised late in the day that Fury was better and prepared to win and ruin the David Haye heavyweight destruction tour. :lol:
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by palooka »

Toetally no :lol: genius :bow:
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by ILikeBeer »

Tom Ford wrote:Personally I don't know how anyone will risk it. 2 fights in a row and has cancelled fights before.
Tell me what you think. Haye is the New Sick Note.
Karma ( come on) tell me your thoughts!
Do you mean book the PPV or book tickets?

I assume you get a refund if the show isn't happening, don't you? And I never book a PPV before the day of the fight anyway, so it's not a big issue.

I wasn't going to buy this anyway. This is a watch in the pub fight. It's was such a massive mismatch anyway, that it doesn't bother me too much that it didn't happen.
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Post by Tom Ford »

ILikeBeer wrote:
Tom Ford wrote:Personally I don't know how anyone will risk it. 2 fights in a row and has cancelled fights before.
Tell me what you think. Haye is the New Sick Note.
Karma ( come on) tell me your thoughts!
Do you mean book the PPV or book tickets?

I assume you get a refund if the show isn't happening, don't you? And I never book a PPV before the day of the fight anyway, so it's not a big issue.

I wasn't going to buy this anyway. This is a watch in the pub fight. It's was such a massive mismatch anyway, that it doesn't bother me too much that it didn't happen.
I near but tickets. Factor in travel hotel and you are looking at a lot if cash.
Hayes a joke. Cut or no cut.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by ajwesty13 »

Hagler2002 wrote:In hindsight I wish the Audley fight had of been cancelled.
audley thought he had been cancelled the way he fought.. :)
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by JC »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:To be frank, I feel much the same. Haye talks a good fight, but rarely delivers one. Aside from slaughtering a terrified Audley, he's not really done much exciting at heavyweight. To be fair, he did batter Ruiz, but even that was strangely boring, as was the Barrett fight despite multiple knockdowns.

Can't explain it really, just find his fights a bit boring.

At Cruiserweight he was a lot more fun to watch.

He does also come off as conceited in a particularly charmless way. Kinda seems like he's really up his own arse. Maybe he's a real nice guy outside the ring, I don't know, but I've never really taken to him personally. I'm sure he couldn't give two soft shites what i think either way, but just saying.
I enjoyed the Chisora fight, I agree on the others tho.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

J-C wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:To be frank, I feel much the same. Haye talks a good fight, but rarely delivers one. Aside from slaughtering a terrified Audley, he's not really done much exciting at heavyweight. To be fair, he did batter Ruiz, but even that was strangely boring, as was the Barrett fight despite multiple knockdowns.

Can't explain it really, just find his fights a bit boring.

At Cruiserweight he was a lot more fun to watch.

He does also come off as conceited in a particularly charmless way. Kinda seems like he's really up his own arse. Maybe he's a real nice guy outside the ring, I don't know, but I've never really taken to him personally. I'm sure he couldn't give two soft shites what i think either way, but just saying.
I enjoyed the Chisora fight, I agree on the others tho.
Yes I forgot the Chisora bout, no complaints there, he absolutely smashed him to pieces. Great performance against a proven tough-nut.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Syntax Error »

Although the fight would have been on my doorstep, I refused to buy tickets as they were so overpriced for what I considered to be a borderline mismatch.

I'm really glad the tickets were overpriced.

David Haye is now coming across as bit of a celebrity boxer & that is never a good thing.
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Tom Ford »

I wonder if Haye backs out of the rearranged fight!
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Chambers2 »

Tom Ford wrote:Personally I don't know how anyone will risk it. 2 fights in a row and has cancelled fights before.
Tell me what you think. Haye is the New Sick Note.
Karma ( come on) tell me your thoughts!
Hmmmm my thoughts.....................

1)This is boxing....shite happens
2)"YOU'RE A DICK"
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Adamj1987 »

Has to be a big fight, bigger than this and prob not
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Re: Will you EVER BOOK A HAYE FIGHT again?

Post by Tom Ford »

Chambers2 wrote:
Tom Ford wrote:Personally I don't know how anyone will risk it. 2 fights in a row and has cancelled fights before.
Tell me what you think. Haye is the New Sick Note.
Karma ( come on) tell me your thoughts!
Hmmmm my thoughts.....................

1)This is boxing....shite happens
2)"I SUCK DICK"
Thought you might.
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