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after stopping Molina, has anybodys opinions on this fight changed?

wesshaw1985 wrote:after stopping Molina, has anybodys opinions on this fight changed?

Not mine.

Molina shouldn't have been in that ring last night & David Haye is still an unknown quantity right now.

David Haye would have more success but Joshua is not getting beat by Haye, David is just to small of a heavyweight to dent AJ at this time.

If Whyte can hurt Joshua, then Haye can knock him out and will. Haye by mid round stoppage.

Right now I'd pick Haye, Klitschko, Povetkin and Ortiz to beat AJ.

Rexob wrote:David Haye would have more success but Joshua is not getting beat by Haye, David is just to small of a heavyweight to dent AJ at this time.

Haye hits harder than anyone AJ's been in with though.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Rexob wrote:David Haye would have more success but Joshua is not getting beat by Haye, David is just to small of a heavyweight to dent AJ at this time.

Haye hits harder than anyone AJ's been in with though.

Hay is to small, as already shown fighting a big heavyweight like klit.

Rexob wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Rexob wrote:David Haye would have more success but Joshua is not getting beat by Haye, David is just to small of a heavyweight to dent AJ at this time.

Haye hits harder than anyone AJ's been in with though.

Hay is to small, as already shown fighting a big heavyweight like klit.

He lost to Wlad, but then so did loads of other guys bigger than Haye, so extra size might not have helped.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Rexob wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:
Haye hits harder than anyone AJ's been in with though.

Hay is to small, as already shown fighting a big heavyweight like klit.

He lost to Wlad, but then so did loads of other guys bigger than Haye, so extra size might not have helped.

I think you may be overating Haye here he's been out to long and isn't the same as he was. The only way Haye beats Joshua is doing a Valuev on AJ but has Haye not got the legs for that I doubt now, as for punching power Haye is a big puncher but nothing AJ can't handle IMO.

Rexob wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Rexob wrote:
Hay is to small, as already shown fighting a big heavyweight like klit.

He lost to Wlad, but then so did loads of other guys bigger than Haye, so extra size might not have helped.

I think you may be overating Haye here he's been out to long and isn't the same as he was. The only way Haye beats Joshua is doing a Valuev on AJ but has Haye not got the legs for that I doubt now, as for punching power Haye is a big puncher but nothing AJ can't handle IMO.

Gonna have to agree to disagree mate. One, we don't know if Haye isn't the same as he was. Two, Whyte hurt AJ badly and using Chisora as a measure, Haye hits a damn site harder. But hey, hopefully we'll find out in the summer.

I don't think Haye has more than four or five rounds in him and that, I think, will be the reason that Joshua wins.

Haye is clearly not going to use his comeback fights as a means to prepare for a big fight, he's interested in securing a payday.

Haye wants Joshua/Klitschko winner - http://www.BS.com/haye-wants-f ... er--113389

Haye "too small to hurt AJ" is a laughable comment. He turned a 7'2" 330lb behemoth to jelly with one punch. As much as I detest him, he's one of the hardest one-punch hitters in boxing.

AJ's been hit solid one time, and he wobbled. And that by a non-puncher.

Forget Haye, he better get Klit out of there before the Ukrainian throws one back. A cuffing Klit shot will carry more power than Whyte's best punch.

Haye talking it up again - http://www.BS.com/haye-i-know- ... xt--113791

Hes hoping beyond hope that Joshua wins because there is absolutely no way anyone is going to fall for Haye vs Wlad again.

this just went out of the window...

Haye's con job is over. Top class heavy in his time, but the comeback was conniving and it's predictably gone wrong. Joshua would roll over him.

Based on this performance before the injury AJ would spark Haye.

AJ is a young, powerful, hungry man. AJ in six.

wesshaw1985 wrote:this just went out of the window...

Yeah, way out.

Changed my vote obviously

I'm sure that Haye was carrying an injury from the opening tonight, but nevertheless, those of us who chose Haye (and I did) are certain to back Joshua all day long now.

I'm really hoping for Joshua to beat Klitschko, else we're back to the blimmin' start! And Fury definitely wouldn't come back in that case.

...from what I've seen, I've changed my mind and vote..

Deluded David still talking a good game.

He's a long way off from fighting Joshua.

If Wladimir loses the rematch, Haye would still be a long way behind him in the pecking order, never mind Joshua.

Joshua

Funny to see how many people know nothing about boxing.