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David Haye challenges for his first pro title tonight against Lincoln's Tony Dowling for the vacant English cruiserweight crown.
I get the feeling we're going to see a much sharper Haye than we did against Lolenga Mock last time out. David needed a good, hard fight like the Mock one to prepare him for a step up. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me at all if this is all over inside two rounds tonight...

Bennie - Good call!!

A lot of people were down on Haye after the Mock fight and talk of him "not being as good as we thought" were suddenly commonplace.

I wouldn't be surprised if his opponent receives the "backlash" of the Mock fight tonight.

Haye KO3

All over in a couple of rounds.

Am I the only one who thinks Delaney was a bit of a step too far too quick?

James - Haye would have won.

Though I "assume" your relating to how easily? Delaney would have been a tougher fight for Haye, though Haye's class would have told.

Tonight will be a workout for Haye, and the first step in what I still believe will culminate in a world champion level career.

probably end in the first or second,

maybe haye wants to prove prove a point and get a early KO, then tell the bbc what he wants in 2004,

jamesmcdonnell wrote:All over in a couple of rounds.

Am I the only one who thinks Delaney was a bit of a step too far too quick?

No, James. Check out the thread: "Garry Delaney - LOLOL!!"

The Delaney fight would've been good, I've never even seen the guy but the ad had me convinced "Ahm owled skewull" I half expected him to bring a billiard ball in a sock to the ring and them bum Haye in the greenhouse after the fight.

mrbassie wrote:The Delaney fight would've been good, I've never even seen the guy but the ad had me convinced "Ahm owled skewull" I half expected him to bring a billiard ball in a sock to the ring and them bum Haye in the greenhouse after the fight.

Where's your tool?

What fackin tool?

Kilburn, you beat me to it damn ya!

Terry you should've replied with THIS FACKIN TOOL!!!!