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Ossyrules wrote:

Oiky wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:
Apart from Haye looking little, this post is pure sh1t

no its not



haye bottled it twice what more can you say

I said on another thread, the fury fanatics you can spit a mile off.

1. No chance Haye didn't believe he could hurt fury. He's coming off stopping Del Boy who went 12 with Vitali whilst fury is fresh from getting off the canvas vs Cunningham

2. He didn't bottle it. First fight suffered a nasty cut in sparring close to the fight.!second fight had reconstructive shoulder surgery

I don't mind fury, think he's funny. But you're talking shite mate

10 points to you for saying you can spot Fury fanatics

Haye didn't believe in himself that much did he, it shows you what his intentions were by the comeback fights he decided to have, never made much noise about wanting to mix it with Fury, he wanted to tell all and sundry about his devastating shoulder injury that would likely see to him never boxing again, and then he wants to come back and box no hopers and people who learnt to box off of YouTube credit any man that steps in the ring but come on... Theres big hurtful Haye for ya ... Haye was a force once back in the day but thats like saying a Ferrari looked immaculate til it was wrapped round a tree.

Full credit to Haye for sticking in the Bellew fight, he knew he had to because he would of become even more of a laughing stock, and that cut, can't even remember too much about it tbh but I'm sure there was some bullsh*t floating around at the time that he was sparring without a headguard, anyway didn't he pull out of the Charr fight with a mysterious hand injury all of a sudden?

I couldln't care less if you think I'm talking sh*t or not, thats my personal opinion, you've got yours

Oiky wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:

Oiky wrote: no its not



haye bottled it twice what more can you say

I said on another thread, the fury fanatics you can spit a mile off.

1. No chance Haye didn't believe he could hurt fury. He's coming off stopping Del Boy who went 12 with Vitali whilst fury is fresh from getting off the canvas vs Cunningham

2. He didn't bottle it. First fight suffered a nasty cut in sparring close to the fight.!second fight had reconstructive shoulder surgery

I don't mind fury, think he's funny. But you're talking shite mate

10 points to you for saying you can spot Fury fanatics

Haye didn't believe in himself that much did he, it shows you what his intentions were by the comeback fights he decided to have, never made much noise about wanting to mix it with Fury, he wanted to tell all and sundry about his devastating shoulder injury that would likely see to him never boxing again, and then he wants to come back and box no hopers and people who learnt to box off of YouTube credit any man that steps in the ring but come on... Theres big hurtful Haye for ya ... Haye was a force once back in the day but thats like saying a Ferrari looked immaculate til it was wrapped round a tree.

Full credit to Haye for sticking in the Bellew fight, he knew he had to because he would of become even more of a laughing stock, and that cut, can't even remember too much about it tbh but I'm sure there was some bullsh*t floating around at the time that he was sparring without a headguard, anyway didn't he pull out of the Charr fight with a mysterious hand injury all of a sudden?

I couldln't care less if you think I'm talking sh*t or not, thats my personal opinion, you've got yours

No points needed, they're easy to spot as they are miles over the top with fury, and anti David haye

1. Don't know why you question Hayes belief again. Referring to his comeback he consistently made noise about wanting to be world champ. Mentioned fury, Joshua and klitschko. Said re fury it was clear fury didn't want to fight him after the 2 pull outs but was going to force his hand by being mandatory. Your claims are untrue not making noise re fury. Also after 5 year break I can give Haye a pass on an easy comeback fight.

2. I read re head gear too. Are you suggesting Haye sparred no head gear to deliberately get a cut and withdraw from fury fight? That would be an insane theory.

3. Haye wasn't the first and won't be the last to pull out of a fight injured. His injuries were legit. It's better than pulling out of a fight for failing a drug test that's been swept under the carpet, are you on furys case saying he shafted Wlad twice in the return fight

You've got your opinion but it doesn't hold up mate

Ossyrules wrote:

Oiky wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:
I said on another thread, the fury fanatics you can spit a mile off.

1. No chance Haye didn't believe he could hurt fury. He's coming off stopping Del Boy who went 12 with Vitali whilst fury is fresh from getting off the canvas vs Cunningham

2. He didn't bottle it. First fight suffered a nasty cut in sparring close to the fight.!second fight had reconstructive shoulder surgery

I don't mind fury, think he's funny. But you're talking shite mate

10 points to you for saying you can spot Fury fanatics

Haye didn't believe in himself that much did he, it shows you what his intentions were by the comeback fights he decided to have, never made much noise about wanting to mix it with Fury, he wanted to tell all and sundry about his devastating shoulder injury that would likely see to him never boxing again, and then he wants to come back and box no hopers and people who learnt to box off of YouTube credit any man that steps in the ring but come on... Theres big hurtful Haye for ya ... Haye was a force once back in the day but thats like saying a Ferrari looked immaculate til it was wrapped round a tree.

Full credit to Haye for sticking in the Bellew fight, he knew he had to because he would of become even more of a laughing stock, and that cut, can't even remember too much about it tbh but I'm sure there was some bullsh*t floating around at the time that he was sparring without a headguard, anyway didn't he pull out of the Charr fight with a mysterious hand injury all of a sudden?

I couldln't care less if you think I'm talking sh*t or not, thats my personal opinion, you've got yours

No points needed, they're easy to spot as they are miles over the top with fury, and anti David haye

1. Don't know why you question Hayes belief again. Referring to his comeback he consistently made noise about wanting to be world champ. Mentioned fury, Joshua and klitschko. Said re fury it was clear fury didn't want to fight him after the 2 pull outs but was going to force his hand by being mandatory. Your claims are untrue not making noise re fury. Also after 5 year break I can give Haye a pass on an easy comeback fight.

2. I read re head gear too. Are you suggesting Haye sparred no head gear to deliberately get a cut and withdraw from fury fight? That would be an insane theory.

3. Haye wasn't the first and won't be the last to pull out of a fight injured. His injuries were legit. It's better than pulling out of a fight for failing a drug test that's been swept under the carpet, are you on furys case saying he shafted Wlad twice in the return fight

You've got your opinion but it doesn't hold up mate

not nessecarily, I know of alot of people who can't listen to tyson fury for 2 seconds but they don't like haye either

yes haye pursued it a bit and fury was a bit silly to suggest a 80/20 split, but there you go.

i'm not suggesting he deliberately done it no, but how much of a div do you need to be, big fight coming up, why take that risk? i've seen quite a few in the past believe he deliberately done the cut, it was a nice neat little cut, some sparring cuts are much nastier, probably why people suggested it, i don't think even haye is that stupid but why would you take the risk of sparring no headgear. whatever the case nobody can prove or disprove what he was hoping to get out of sparring with no headgear

fury's drug situation isn't good no but its nobodies business what any fighter decides to do in their personal life.

alot of people say about haye they won't buy tickets no more because they've booked hotels and been let down time and again. even if he is injury prone its probably because he doesn't apply himself enough doing what he needs to be doing, could be due to a lack of dedication, he's got a good physique but you can get a good physique like that by simple gym routine and weight splits, doesn't mean that he is a grafter in the gym doing what he needs to be doing.

calzaghe's fought with hands in a terrible state, thats what a fighter does, they show grit. not suggesting its clever to do that but if you want to be in that ring you'll be in it won't you.

i admire what haye achieved back in the day, but as of recent years he's just been a complete messer

Oiky wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:

Oiky wrote: 10 points to you for saying you can spot Fury fanatics

Haye didn't believe in himself that much did he, it shows you what his intentions were by the comeback fights he decided to have, never made much noise about wanting to mix it with Fury, he wanted to tell all and sundry about his devastating shoulder injury that would likely see to him never boxing again, and then he wants to come back and box no hopers and people who learnt to box off of YouTube credit any man that steps in the ring but come on... Theres big hurtful Haye for ya ... Haye was a force once back in the day but thats like saying a Ferrari looked immaculate til it was wrapped round a tree.

Full credit to Haye for sticking in the Bellew fight, he knew he had to because he would of become even more of a laughing stock, and that cut, can't even remember too much about it tbh but I'm sure there was some bullsh*t floating around at the time that he was sparring without a headguard, anyway didn't he pull out of the Charr fight with a mysterious hand injury all of a sudden?

I couldln't care less if you think I'm talking sh*t or not, thats my personal opinion, you've got yours

No points needed, they're easy to spot as they are miles over the top with fury, and anti David haye

1. Don't know why you question Hayes belief again. Referring to his comeback he consistently made noise about wanting to be world champ. Mentioned fury, Joshua and klitschko. Said re fury it was clear fury didn't want to fight him after the 2 pull outs but was going to force his hand by being mandatory. Your claims are untrue not making noise re fury. Also after 5 year break I can give Haye a pass on an easy comeback fight.

2. I read re head gear too. Are you suggesting Haye sparred no head gear to deliberately get a cut and withdraw from fury fight? That would be an insane theory.

3. Haye wasn't the first and won't be the last to pull out of a fight injured. His injuries were legit. It's better than pulling out of a fight for failing a drug test that's been swept under the carpet, are you on furys case saying he shafted Wlad twice in the return fight

You've got your opinion but it doesn't hold up mate

not nessecarily, I know of alot of people who can't listen to tyson fury for 2 seconds but they don't like haye either

yes haye pursued it a bit and fury was a bit silly to suggest a 80/20 split, but there you go.

i'm not suggesting he deliberately done it no, but how much of a div do you need to be, big fight coming up, why take that risk? i've seen quite a few in the past believe he deliberately done the cut, it was a nice neat little cut, some sparring cuts are much nastier, probably why people suggested it, i don't think even haye is that stupid but why would you take the risk of sparring no headgear. whatever the case nobody can prove or disprove what he was hoping to get out of sparring with no headgear

fury's drug situation isn't good no but its nobodies business what any fighter decides to do in their personal life.

alot of people say about haye they won't buy tickets no more because they've booked hotels and been let down time and again. even if he is injury prone its probably because he doesn't apply himself enough doing what he needs to be doing, could be due to a lack of dedication, he's got a good physique but you can get a good physique like that by simple gym routine and weight splits, doesn't mean that he is a grafter in the gym doing what he needs to be doing.

calzaghe's fought with hands in a terrible state, thats what a fighter does, they show grit. not suggesting its clever to do that but if you want to be in that ring you'll be in it won't you.

i admire what haye achieved back in the day, but as of recent years he's just been a complete messer

No head gear is careless I'll admit. But there's not 1% of me that goes any further down the line of it trying to get a fight called off.

Re injuries, he's had a few here and there but there's been worse than him. You use the Calzaghe example but Calzaghe pulled out of many fights. Even in amateur days. From what I read it cost him a place at international tournaments, the Olympic Games, pulled out of fights here and there as a pro. Much more than Haye. I like Calzaghe as well I have no axe to grind.

Boxings a nasty game, if a guy won't get between the ropes due to an injury then I can't begrudge them too much. Hayesfought through injury before his heart isn't in question in my eyes.

Ossyrules wrote:

Oiky wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:
No points needed, they're easy to spot as they are miles over the top with fury, and anti David haye

1. Don't know why you question Hayes belief again. Referring to his comeback he consistently made noise about wanting to be world champ. Mentioned fury, Joshua and klitschko. Said re fury it was clear fury didn't want to fight him after the 2 pull outs but was going to force his hand by being mandatory. Your claims are untrue not making noise re fury. Also after 5 year break I can give Haye a pass on an easy comeback fight.

2. I read re head gear too. Are you suggesting Haye sparred no head gear to deliberately get a cut and withdraw from fury fight? That would be an insane theory.

3. Haye wasn't the first and won't be the last to pull out of a fight injured. His injuries were legit. It's better than pulling out of a fight for failing a drug test that's been swept under the carpet, are you on furys case saying he shafted Wlad twice in the return fight

You've got your opinion but it doesn't hold up mate

not nessecarily, I know of alot of people who can't listen to tyson fury for 2 seconds but they don't like haye either

yes haye pursued it a bit and fury was a bit silly to suggest a 80/20 split, but there you go.

i'm not suggesting he deliberately done it no, but how much of a div do you need to be, big fight coming up, why take that risk? i've seen quite a few in the past believe he deliberately done the cut, it was a nice neat little cut, some sparring cuts are much nastier, probably why people suggested it, i don't think even haye is that stupid but why would you take the risk of sparring no headgear. whatever the case nobody can prove or disprove what he was hoping to get out of sparring with no headgear

fury's drug situation isn't good no but its nobodies business what any fighter decides to do in their personal life.

alot of people say about haye they won't buy tickets no more because they've booked hotels and been let down time and again. even if he is injury prone its probably because he doesn't apply himself enough doing what he needs to be doing, could be due to a lack of dedication, he's got a good physique but you can get a good physique like that by simple gym routine and weight splits, doesn't mean that he is a grafter in the gym doing what he needs to be doing.

calzaghe's fought with hands in a terrible state, thats what a fighter does, they show grit. not suggesting its clever to do that but if you want to be in that ring you'll be in it won't you.

i admire what haye achieved back in the day, but as of recent years he's just been a complete messer

No head gear is careless I'll admit. But there's not 1% of me that goes any further down the line of it trying to get a fight called off.

Re injuries, he's had a few here and there but there's been worse than him. You use the Calzaghe example but Calzaghe pulled out of many fights. Even in amateur days. From what I read it cost him a place at international tournaments, the Olympic Games, pulled out of fights here and there as a pro. Much more than Haye. I like Calzaghe as well I have no axe to grind.

Boxings a nasty game, if a guy won't get between the ropes due to an injury then I can't begrudge them too much. Hayesfought through injury before his heart isn't in question in my eyes.

yeah calzaghe didn't go into every fight with an injury/niggle but when he wanted to i.e, lacy, he did.

no you can't begrudge them too much, fans won't look after them when its all said and done but i just see something different about haye. haye definitely got alot of respect from me when he fought bellew in that state that he was in though, but then again, maybe he didn't prepare for the fight properly or he knew he had it and just couldln't pull out over what he has done before. all ifs and buts really, doesn't really matter at the end of the day.

The Ringside with him and Haye in the studio. I watch it every so often and crack up everytime.
"6'9, 205 centimeters of inside fightingness" and "confidentness" but my favourite bit starts about 12.50 when Fury asks Haye if he is gonna come to fight or not and Haye tells him he will have to wait and see. Tyson just looks backs at Johnny and Adam Smith and says "there you have it, i sense a stinker". Its just the way he delivers the last bit that gets me everytime. I love the big mad sod.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AHAaNRrbH3U

"inside fightingness"

That will never get old