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Boxerbeetle wrote:

PredatorHayds wrote:

Exoddus wrote:This will be the first PPV in ages where I have absolutely no interest in it.

Don't worry you got the even more woeful Eubank-Yildirim and Groves-Cox fights inbetween.

Out of all those, Groves v Cox is by far the most interesting to me. Not that I’ll be buying any of them.

Jackson328 wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:I like the fight on Sunday. Most of the big fights back in the day were on weekdays. I miss that.

Hagler/Leonard was a Monday wasn't it? Sunday fight is cool, good way to finish the weekend. Haye is despised by many true boxing fans but still revered by casual fans and we'll all tune in to watch because we know that if the old lion can still bite some arse it could be beautiful and who doesn't want to see Bellew get flattened by a genuine big puncher? This will be car crash tv and we know it!

liamlion wrote:I'm not sure that haye has even finished the rehab on his ankle let alone being in a position to properly train for a tough fight.

I don't think haye can be fit coming into this fight and wouldn't at all be surprised if he body fails on him again.

Spud wrote:I cannot speak more highly of Haye's new trainer Ismael Salas who I spent a few weeks with a couple of years ago.

In the first fight Haye's timing was fucked - Salas will sort that out.

In addition the obvious which many of you have pointed out in different ways - Haye needs to get through the training camp injury free.

But, I keep thinking theres not a chance Haye can box as badly as he did in the first fight - my thinking is, if there is any improvement in Haye that should be enough for him to win.

After all that I spent a few years with Haye and I think he is a **** ... I want but dont think He will ... Bellew to win

big lennox wrote:

Spud wrote:I cannot speak more highly of Haye's new trainer Ismael Salas who I spent a few weeks with a couple of years ago.

In the first fight Haye's timing was fucked - Salas will sort that out.

In addition the obvious which many of you have pointed out in different ways - Haye needs to get through the training camp injury free.

But, I keep thinking theres not a chance Haye can box as badly as he did in the first fight - my thinking is, if there is any improvement in Haye that should be enough for him to win.

After all that I spent a few years with Haye and I think he is a **** ... I want but dont think He will ... Bellew to win

What's the matter with Haye? Is he a bit of a cold fish/remote. Also, has he Halley out with his brother-in-law. They both work in boxing, but never mention each other any more. Bizzare.

Deserter wrote:

big lennox wrote:

Spud wrote:I cannot speak more highly of Haye's new trainer Ismael Salas who I spent a few weeks with a couple of years ago.

In the first fight Haye's timing was fucked - Salas will sort that out.

In addition the obvious which many of you have pointed out in different ways - Haye needs to get through the training camp injury free.

But, I keep thinking theres not a chance Haye can box as badly as he did in the first fight - my thinking is, if there is any improvement in Haye that should be enough for him to win.

After all that I spent a few years with Haye and I think he is a **** ... I want but dont think He will ... Bellew to win

What's the matter with Haye? Is he a bit of a cold fish/remote. Also, has he Halley out with his brother-in-law. They both work in boxing, but never mention each other any more. Bizzare.

You mean Elliot Worsell presumably? Used to post on here a lot back in the day as Get In The Ring (GITR). As an aside, has anyone read his latest book, Dog Rounds, as looks good to me so thinking of grabbing it when I've got some time?