How far will Haye's comeback go?

How far will Haye's comeback go?

Will become heavyweight champion again.
40
24%
Will lose and retire without becoming champion.
41
25%
Will get injured and retire without becoming champion.
84
51%
 
Total votes: 165

jamesmcdonnell
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Naandrew wrote:Smash De Mori smash another knock over March / April

Then fight Joshua August get smashed retire or if he smashes Joshua he will be next in line for WBC title which would be early 2016.

The Joshua fight will 100% happen next year providing no shock losses in the meantime.
Yep, sounds a very sensible idea. I wouldn't be surprised though if he just went straight for Joshua after the next fight.
questionmore
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by questionmore »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Smash De Mori smash another knock over March / April

Then fight Joshua August get smashed retire or if he smashes Joshua he will be next in line for WBC title which would be early 2016.

The Joshua fight will 100% happen next year providing no shock losses in the meantime.
Yep, sounds a very sensible idea. I wouldn't be surprised though if he just went straight for Joshua after the next fight.
Very unlikely if hes not with the bbbofc
J
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by J »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Sklar wrote:
fizzjambo wrote:It would be remarkable if he has the same drive as the pre Mormeck / Valuev days...
Good point. He's at an age when most people tend to find going to the gym a dull chore. There are exceptions and the middle aged man in Lycra (MAMILS) phenomenon is testament to that. The rest may have done him good, though. I'd hazard a guess that most MAMIL types are on a panic-fad when they realise they're getting older and haven't done any exercise since school. People who've been at it hard throughout their teens, twenties and early thirties are very different and are usually trained out and prefer eating good food, drinking wine and falling asleep in their comfiest chair when they're pushing forty.
Yeah, especially if you also had a long amateur career - think of all those years busting your hump in the gym.

I'm definitely a MAMIL - I've just realised I've still got my running tights on underneath my trousers at work. Very snug they are too - well, most things are snug when you've got a package like a baby sperm whale, but I don't like to talk about it.

that is true you do have a package like a baby whales sperm. :yay: :yay: :yay:

hope your well pal! Enjoy the fight sat!
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Alright J! long time no see. you gonna be watching on Saturday? I am from home, sadly couldn't afford flights etc to go with my ticket. Should have given it to someone but just never got round to it.
J
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by J »

Hi mate not been about so much fella, some personal stuff that is now sorting itself out as per my last pm mate.

nearly went but got a mate in town so going on the razzle in Rotterdam with him usual bag you know :TU: quiet night in romantic dinner and a spa ....or more like watch rugby play pool catch the fight boxing then a club.
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Re: How far will Haye's comeback go?

Post by Heartbreak_Kid79 »

Want to see him do well as he was very talented.... but inactive for 3.5 years is a long time.
Remember what happened to Ricky Hatton!

I see him having a few tune-up fights but not sure if he will win another world title. Time isn't on his side
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