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Haye excellent to the body, has Mormeck turned up? Giachetti said the first round was good for Mormeck!

Better round for JMM, Colonel Sheridan is so obviously on the King payroll Haye needs to watch those snapping headshots.

Haye needs to get that left up for the right hands. Those body shots are the key i agree with the colonel. Keep to the body David!

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Its as good as over, Haye is open, way open. Needs to stay off the ropes, he was out on his feet, it's Thompson all over again.

Dont like the way this is shaping up, haye needs to get his shit together he needs a ko already.

Haye is knackered, its a shame Mormeck is also blowing, he's tired too. Shit it's there for David, but he is tired i think, going for broke a bit.

Round 6 to Haye, he can outbox this fool. Mormeck takes every other round off, Haye must be banking on the body punches. He can do this!

that was a bit better. mormeck already looks knackered to me

YYYYEEEEESSSS HE DID ITT!!!!!!!!!!

Mormeck KO'd Haye wins in 7!!

Achybreaky wrote:A couple of quid on haye in the 7th and 8th at 22/1, cmon david.

Oh yeah...was worried for a bit but the drinks are on me.

Well done Haye, great finish. Enzo must be getting sick in a bucket bac in the studio.

Enzo didnt look to happy there did he. Eggs and faces come to mind...haye was hourting him to the boorrdy all night.

Enzo won't be happy. Haye is THE champ.

Hope Haye's chin holds at HW though.

He kapowed Mormeck though back.

When asked how it felt to be one of seven British world champions on the BBC live interview Haye said he's one of three British world champions. Himself, Calzaghe and Hatton.

Bang on the money there.

fatton wrote:Well done Haye, great finish. Enzo must be getting sick in a bucket bac in the studio.

they had to carryn him off and bring Woodhall in for non bilious comments

TerribleTerry wrote: For me Haye wins before the eight round via a combination of youth, speed and heavy right hands.

I called a fight right for a change and I couldn't be happeir for Haye..

He is a warrior and a real credit to British boxing - he wants to face the best possible opposition and doesnt hide behind titles or promotional ties.

A great win on foreign soil by a classy and likeable guy - great work Haye - I wish all pros would have his attitude towards the sport

Heavyweights watch out - The Hayemaker is coming!

Autobarn wrote:they had to carryn him off and bring Woodhall in for non bilious comments

Ha-ha. "A peach of a punch." (I like Richie as it happens, and McKenzie for that matter, but they ain't the best for analysis.)

ArtOfWar wrote:When asked how it felt to be one of seven British world champions on the BBC live interview Haye said he's one of three British world champions. Himself, Calzaghe and Hatton.

Bang on the money there.

He is absolutely correct as well. Enzo needs to do more than win a WBO toitle and feast on undersized challengers - take a leaf out of Haye's book and put it all on the line.

Enzo is a good fighter but there are no doubts who the world's premier cruiser is - David Deron Haye all day long

Shame Haye has to move up, I'd love to see him clear up that div. And get the chance to smash Enzo (and with it Warren) for good.

If the Enzo brigade want to come out and talk down Haye's win, let's remember:

Mac's biggest win is over a man Mormeck outclassed.

Mac had trouble with Dominguez, a tougher, but offensively INFERIOR fighter to Mormeck (and closer to being #25 in the world than #1).