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That's surely got to be it for Haye, or go back to fighting club fighters on Dave.

HomicideHenry wrote:DAVID HAYE HAS BEEN KNOCKED OUT OF THE RING AND HIS CORNER THROWS IN THE TOWEL!!!!!!!

Almost as good as the Staffordshire Wolfman, eh?

Go back to your youtube gypsy videos, ffs.

Where's Skantsa?

Fancy he'll retire now.

mimmy123 wrote:Wont see Haye no more in the ring.

Hope not.

Not many boxers would have fought on with what ever injury Haye got.

diddy wrote:Bellew better not foolishly stay at heavyweight after this fluke.

Tend to agree with that.

Well well. Haye is done. Bellew - Wilder next, anyone?

Time to give Bellew the credit he deserves. NICE ONE BOMBER!!!

Tuan_Jim wrote:Haye outmanned by a puffed up light heavyweight - beautiful!

Did you see the fight? Or even hear about it?

Another fight in which I wish I'd of actually bet money on

I said it.... "If he can survive the first 4-5 rounds, he will pour it on and Haye will wish he hadn't taken the fight"

Noxy wrote:Time to give Bellew the credit he deserves. NICE ONE BOMBER!!!

Indeed.

He's been vastly underrated on here for years.

darkstar81 wrote:Of course they are being gracious to each other.. this whole thing was a charade

Absolutely mate. Have a look at this video where chisora and fast eddie admit hyping the fight with white!!


https://youtu.be/-grXND2K7E8

Dereck Chisora obviously lost a bet.

Haye was clearly a physically broken man. The third retirement of the night I think...

HomicideHenry wrote: Another fight in which I wish I'd of actually bet money on

I said it.... "If he can survive the first 4-5 rounds, he will pour it on and Haye will wish he hadn't taken the fight"

Good for you man! Hope it brings something to your day

HomicideHenry wrote: Another fight in which I wish I'd of actually bet money on

I said it.... "If he can survive the first 4-5 rounds, he will pour it on and Haye will wish he hadn't taken the fight"

But you didn't. Oh well.

Noxy wrote:Time to give Bellew the credit he deserves. NICE ONE BOMBER!!!

Can't stand him but respect for tonight.

Well, redemption of sorts for Haye, wiped the Wlad performance away by fighting through an injury that basically took away his ability to fight back.

That's the end for Haye now surely, that achilles will take forever to heal up, and probably won't ever heal properly at his age.

Haye didn't look that sharp from the get go, timing was off, and balance too, guess Bellew was right in a way.

Had the injury not happened, it looked like it may well have gone the distance, the few times Haye caught him flush, Bellew seemed to live with it ok.

If Haye was a fraction of the fighter he used to be it would have been over way before the injury. He looked ragged and sluggish throughout.

good tactical analysis from AJ - pleasantly surprised.

Literally no one Tony. No one.

What an embarrassment for British boxing.

Haye has ruined any legacy he had with this comeback.

skanksta wrote:good tactical analysis from AJ - pleasantly surprised.

Third retirement?

No mention of the injury from Haye.

lillywhite14 wrote:What an embarrassment for British boxing.

Haye has ruined any legacy he had with this comeback.