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David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 27 May 2011, 16:16
by dondada
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/hayema ... -dark-lord
Great work from Haye (and young Elliot Worsell, no doubt)

Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 27 May 2011, 16:50
by Glyn Leach
Disappointed. No mention of 7ft 2ins giants. Throw in a Harlesden Hobbit or two and we'd be in Dark Lord of the Rings territory. It could run and run, I tell thee.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 27 May 2011, 17:24
by leforge
Glyn Leach wrote:Disappointed. No mention of 7ft 2ins giants. Throw in a Harlesden Hobbit or two and we'd be in Dark Lord of the Rings territory. It could run and run, I tell thee.
Dark lord someone called booth this on esb!
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 27 May 2011, 18:38
by sendo
Great stuff

Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 27 May 2011, 19:11
by TheCobra
The buture is fright, haha love that one, never tire of hearing it.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 28 May 2011, 04:55
by Counter-puncher
Speaking of his Royal Darkness, plenty of credit should go to Adam for his part in George's victory on Saturday night, especially given his sudden introduction to the world of boxing.
It was tough for Adam to leave the fitness industry, the lyrca and his award-winning boxercise classes, but I'm betting he now feels fully vindicated by his decision.
George didn't get the chance to show off the forward roll into six-punch combination move coach Booth had been teaching both of us for six months, but that day will soon come. Only then will people truly start to believe in the power of mind control and roly-polies

very good
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 28 May 2011, 06:33
by Glyn Leach
Booth is proving to be a real fight winner, he seems to come up with the right tactics every time. The question is always whether the fighter can stick to plan and carry them out.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 29 May 2011, 07:10
by mrbassie
leforge wrote:Glyn Leach wrote:Disappointed. No mention of 7ft 2ins giants. Throw in a Harlesden Hobbit or two and we'd be in Dark Lord of the Rings territory. It could run and run, I tell thee.
Dark lord someone called booth this on esb!
I remember that. It was ages ago though, surprised it's surfaced now.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 30 May 2011, 05:12
by Final round
El Jorge Santos walks on water the boxing world should bow.
Boxing monthly should revisist all the naysayers in the predicions article and get their opinions after the event considering he was written off so badly somthing like 2/18.
Then again I imagine the results will be similair for the Haye/Klitchsko poll...
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 30 May 2011, 10:45
by Jon Saxon
it isnt funny one bit, no wit, no insight and bad writing.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 30 May 2011, 10:52
by alexpaterson
Top quality
I do really like David Haye.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 31 May 2011, 04:51
by subsy
Jon Saxon wrote:it isnt funny one bit, no wit, no insight and bad writing.
bah humbug
'the power of mind control and roly-polies'

Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 31 May 2011, 08:49
by big lennox
alexpaterson wrote:Top quality
I do really like David Haye.
Me too. I get the impression he is enjoying himself.Can't wait for July 2nd!!
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 31 May 2011, 09:19
by Glyn Leach
Final round wrote:El Jorge Santos walks on water the boxing world should bow.
Boxing monthly should revisist all the naysayers in the predicions article and get their opinions after the event considering he was written off so badly somthing like 2/18.
Then again I imagine the results will be similair for the Haye/Klitchsko poll...
Then you imagine partly right FR, but only partly. Definitely if there's a rematch we'll try to poll exactly the same people, giving their pick from the first time round. As is, there's not much mileage in hearing 29 people go 'fornicate me, got that well wrong, didn't I!'
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 31 May 2011, 09:27
by alexpaterson
big lennox wrote:alexpaterson wrote:Top quality
I do really like David Haye.
Me too. I get the impression he is enjoying himself.Can't wait for July 2nd!!
I know I got the feeling he was getting bored with the press stuff and he just wants to get going!!
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 31 May 2011, 17:00
by Final round
Glyn Leach wrote:Final round wrote:El Jorge Santos walks on water the boxing world should bow.
Boxing monthly should revisist all the naysayers in the predicions article and get their opinions after the event considering he was written off so badly somthing like 2/18.
Then again I imagine the results will be similair for the Haye/Klitchsko poll...
Then you imagine partly right FR, but only partly. Definitely if there's a rematch we'll try to poll exactly the same people, giving their pick from the first time round. As is, there's not much mileage in hearing 29 people go 'eff me, got that well wrong, didn't I!'
lol Glyn fair point, it wouldn't be the most insightful piece with humble pie been passed around aplenty but it would be interesting for a rematch though.
Just got this months and I see what you mean about being partly right! a couple of fence sitters in there...
'Unlike me in the bedroom, in boxing size counts' Lou Dibella.
Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 01 Jun 2011, 05:58
by Glyn Leach
Final round wrote:Glyn Leach wrote:Final round wrote:El Jorge Santos walks on water the boxing world should bow.
Boxing monthly should revisist all the naysayers in the predicions article and get their opinions after the event considering he was written off so badly somthing like 2/18.
Then again I imagine the results will be similair for the Haye/Klitchsko poll...
Then you imagine partly right FR, but only partly. Definitely if there's a rematch we'll try to poll exactly the same people, giving their pick from the first time round. As is, there's not much mileage in hearing 29 people go 'eff me, got that well wrong, didn't I!'
lol Glyn fair point, it wouldn't be the most insightful piece with humble pie been passed around aplenty but it would be interesting for a rematch though.
Just got this months and I see what you mean about being partly right! a couple of fence sitters in there...
'Unlike me in the bedroom, in boxing size counts' Lou Dibella.
Changed me mind, next issue will have a set of cutout stocks in them with a pic of each offender, so that the readers can pelt them for their sins!

Re: David Haye and his very funny blog
Posted: 01 Jun 2011, 08:20
by Final round
Glyn Leach wrote:Final round wrote:Glyn Leach wrote:
Then you imagine partly right FR, but only partly. Definitely if there's a rematch we'll try to poll exactly the same people, giving their pick from the first time round. As is, there's not much mileage in hearing 29 people go 'eff me, got that well wrong, didn't I!'
lol Glyn fair point, it wouldn't be the most insightful piece with humble pie been passed around aplenty but it would be interesting for a rematch though.
Just got this months and I see what you mean about being partly right! a couple of fence sitters in there...
'Unlike me in the bedroom, in boxing size counts' Lou Dibella.
Changed me mind, next issue will have a set of cutout stocks in them with a pic of each offender, so that the readers can pelt them for their sins!

Enzo Calzaghe and Billy Nelson in the stocks....tomatoes please!