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Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 04 Jun 2017, 18:32
by leejonesjnr
asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
Gosh my ignore list is getting long.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 04 Jun 2017, 18:37
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
I get to the 4th and 5th word in this post and stopped reading. I saw enough to know you're clueless. Congrats
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 04 Jun 2017, 20:14
by leftrightleft
Booth is the man for Haye i think but i doubt they'll ever get back together. Under Booth, Haye looked fast sharp and powerful same with groves. Ever since both of them left booth they went downhill in my opinion.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 04 Jun 2017, 21:14
by asdfjkl
Ossyrules wrote:asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
I get to the 4th and 5th word in this post and stopped reading. I saw enough to know you're clueless. Congrats
In reality I was the one who said Daffy Duck would probably lose against a good cruiserweight, this was months before such a fight was even scheduled, and I was right.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 04:51
by Autobarn
Hard to remember Haye was a genuine fighter once who fought top contenders (Gurov, Fragomeni), fought the undisputed Champion and unified a title at cruiserweight.
He was mostly an underwhelming heavyweight, and despite some fierce KO wins when it mattered he looked like a guy trying to impersonate a heavyweight. Athleticism and power carried him through from taking any terrible beatings.
But the recent comeback was truly puerile, including the KO win just prior to Bellew of the Swiss based Kossovan. Strangely, because the British public does like the side dramas perhaps as much as, or even more than, the genuine sporting side of boxing, he has an audience. Sad that David Haye became a sideshow. But this sideshow should have at least one big payday in a Bellew rematch, a fight that will be analysed on the grounds of David Haye's ankle.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 05:40
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:Ossyrules wrote:asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
I get to the 4th and 5th word in this post and stopped reading. I saw enough to know you're clueless. Congrats
In reality I was the one who said Daffy Duck would probably lose against a good cruiserweight, this was months before such a fight was even scheduled, and I was right.

Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 06:30
by asdfjkl
Ossyrules wrote:asdfjkl wrote:Ossyrules wrote:
I get to the 4th and 5th word in this post and stopped reading. I saw enough to know you're clueless. Congrats
In reality I was the one who said Daffy Duck would probably lose against a good cruiserweight, this was months before such a fight was even scheduled, and I was right.

2017-03-04 224½ 128➞90 Tony Bellew
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4534303
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Already stated ages ago that I wouldn't be surprised if a good cruiserweight would beat Daffy. There's a reason Daffy is so terrified of guys aged close near 50.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4506213
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Like Chisora has ever been worldclass lol. Haye never won against any top contender in his entire life, just chertypick, that's it, his entire carreer. I wouldn't even be that surprised if he lost against this cruiserweight. I've actually said something similar ages ago.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4505321
Postby asdfjkl » 16 Oct 2016, 15:39
asdfjkl wrote:geronimo wrote:Ricky_ wrote:Joke of a fight. Haye would ko Bellend without breakin sweat.
For me it's the opposite: Bellew would destroy Haye.
This is what I stated ages ago, I haven't seen Bellow fighting and still haven't in fact, but any real good cruiserweight can probably handle David Haye nowadays.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4413848
Postby asdfjkl » 01 Jun 2016, 22:21
asdfjkl wrote:Never seen Bellew or whatever boxing, but by looking at his cruiserweight results, he probably has a fair chance.
And that was 9 months before the fight happened, about 3 months before the fight was scheduled.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 06:43
by Controversial
asdfjkl wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 06:52
by dbf
Booth held Hayes respect. Haye now needs a yes man because he is above being taught. McGuigan dd what he could, but it looks like he wanted Davud to retire. I wouldn't be surprised if he went back to Miami and traine with Rubio who has worke with before. That or potentially potenitally Hunter, who Khan highly recommends.
Haye was in tip top shape for fury and had been sparring some top guys. I doubt he was scared to fight him.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 06:59
by dbf
Booth held Hayes respect. Haye now needs a yes man because he is above being taught. McGuigan dd what he could, but it looks like he wanted Davud to retire. I wouldn't be surprised if he went back to Miami and traine with Rubio who has worke with before. That or potentially potenitally Hunter, who Khan highly recommends.
Haye was in tip top shape for fury and had been sparring some top guys. I doubt he was scared to fight him.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 07:02
by ILikeBeer
Haye should split with boxing.
Too many injuries now, millions in the bank. He should just retire.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 07:05
by Ricky_
asdfjkl wrote:Ossyrules wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
In reality I was the one who said Daffy Duck would probably lose against a good cruiserweight, this was months before such a fight was even scheduled, and I was right.

2017-03-04 224½ 128➞90 Tony Bellew
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4534303
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Already stated ages ago that I wouldn't be surprised if a good cruiserweight would beat Daffy. There's a reason Daffy is so terrified of guys aged close near 50.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4506213
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Like Chisora has ever been worldclass lol. Haye never won against any top contender in his entire life, just chertypick, that's it, his entire carreer. I wouldn't even be that surprised if he lost against this cruiserweight. I've actually said something similar ages ago.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4505321
Postby asdfjkl » 16 Oct 2016, 15:39
asdfjkl wrote:geronimo wrote:
For me it's the opposite: Bellew would destroy Haye.
This is what I stated ages ago, I haven't seen Bellow fighting and still haven't in fact, but any real good cruiserweight can probably handle David Haye nowadays.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4413848
Postby asdfjkl » 01 Jun 2016, 22:21
asdfjkl wrote:Never seen Bellew or whatever boxing, but by looking at his cruiserweight results, he probably has a fair chance.
And that was 9 months before the fight happened, about 3 months before the fight was scheduled.
Not sure what i'm tagged in this for... some kind of "I told you so" post? Bellew shouldn't be in the same ring as Haye. I don;t even care he... "won". He couldn't even make a dent in a 1-legged old man hopping around the ring. Quite simply, there is no scenario in which Bellew beats Haye other than injury or some kind of Dirrell-style freak DQ. He can't hurt him, and he can't outbox him.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 07:34
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:Ossyrules wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
In reality I was the one who said Daffy Duck would probably lose against a good cruiserweight, this was months before such a fight was even scheduled, and I was right.

2017-03-04 224½ 128➞90 Tony Bellew
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4534303
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Already stated ages ago that I wouldn't be surprised if a good cruiserweight would beat Daffy. There's a reason Daffy is so terrified of guys aged close near 50.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4506213
Postby asdfjkl » 18 Oct 2016, 01:17
asdfjkl wrote:Like Chisora has ever been worldclass lol. Haye never won against any top contender in his entire life, just chertypick, that's it, his entire carreer. I wouldn't even be that surprised if he lost against this cruiserweight. I've actually said something similar ages ago.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4505321
Postby asdfjkl » 16 Oct 2016, 15:39
asdfjkl wrote:geronimo wrote:
For me it's the opposite: Bellew would destroy Haye.
This is what I stated ages ago, I haven't seen Bellow fighting and still haven't in fact, but any real good cruiserweight can probably handle David Haye nowadays.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... t#p4413848
Postby asdfjkl » 01 Jun 2016, 22:21
asdfjkl wrote:Never seen Bellew or whatever boxing, but by looking at his cruiserweight results, he probably has a fair chance.
And that was 9 months before the fight happened, about 3 months before the fight was scheduled.

Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 08:17
by asdfjkl
Controversial wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
And exactly that happened, the media said Daffy Duck was way better, while he clearly wasn't and the cruiserweight wasn't able to KO him...
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 09:11
by Controversial
asdfjkl wrote:Controversial wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
And exactly that happened, the media said Daffy Duck was way better, while he clearly wasn't and the cruiserweight wasn't able to KO him...
Eh? You said Haye by UD.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 09:15
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:Controversial wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
And exactly that happened, the media said Daffy Duck was way better, while he clearly wasn't and the cruiserweight wasn't able to KO him...

Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 09:49
by asdfjkl
Controversial wrote:asdfjkl wrote:Controversial wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
And exactly that happened, the media said Daffy Duck was way better, while he clearly wasn't and the cruiserweight wasn't able to KO him...
Eh? You said Haye by UD.
Yes, because despite the cruiserweight was clearly better, the refs would give Daffy the points, it's a bit like Kovalev vs Ward.
I litterally said "I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win.", it's the same like Stiverne vs Derric Rossy.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 10:23
by Loynesy
I'm guessing intelligence and logic does not feature that highly in your world.
Haye would have won comfortably had he not been injured. He looked terrible, and I'd strongly hope he retires, but he was clearly in the ascendancy pre-injury.
Do you not think it's disrespectful to refer to a professional boxer by such a trite nickname? There are plenty of professional athletes I may not have much personal affinity for, but to use demeaning terms for them, will, for most readers, demean the writer, not the boxer.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 10:35
by CaptainSpacerod
Controversial wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
asdfjkl got owned as the kids say

Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 10:59
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:Controversial wrote:asdfjkl wrote:
And exactly that happened, the media said Daffy Duck was way better, while he clearly wasn't and the cruiserweight wasn't able to KO him...
Eh? You said Haye by UD.
Yes, because despite the cruiserweight was clearly better, the refs would give Daffy the points, it's a bit like Kovalev vs Ward.
I litterally said "I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win.", it's the same like Stiverne vs Derric Rossy.

Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 11:34
by Fearful_Freddie
What's all this Daffy Duck nonsense? Childish at best.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 13:43
by asdfjkl
CaptainSpacerod wrote:Controversial wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl wrote:I also expect Haye UD, since he got the media in his pocket, so the money, so they let him win. The cruiserweight ain't big enough to KO Daffy Duck, like Briggs would be.
asdfjkl got owned as the kids say

If his own team wouldn't have given up, Daffy would have probably made it till the end and receive the win anyway, like I predicted?
I basically owned pretty much everybody out there with my predictions, which isn't odd, I watch the heavyweights quite carefully.
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 13:51
by Ossyrules
asdfjkl wrote:CaptainSpacerod wrote:Controversial wrote:
Your official prediction however was Haye to win
asdfjkl got owned as the kids say

If his own team wouldn't have given up, Daffy would have probably made it till the end and receive the win anyway, like I predicted?
I basically owned pretty much everybody out there with my predictions, which isn't odd, I watch the heavyweights quite carefully.
Clueless! Keep the quality posts coming!
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 14:06
by davie
asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
Has Haye pumped your burd?
Re: Haye splits from McGuigan
Posted: 05 Jun 2017, 14:10
by asdfjkl
davie wrote:asdfjkl wrote:Let's get real, Daffy Duck would have lost in about 3 rounds against Shannon Briggs as well and Daffy knows this. Especially at heavyweight, he's just not a top contender. I'd like to see him against Tyrone Spong for example. They are probably quite equal.
Has Haye pumped your burd?
I don't even know what that means, has he pumped your burd?