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Assuming no disqualifications take place, it would be good to see the results of this poll!

Haye 6-9 I've gone, I think it will be in the 6th itself.

I reckon Chizzy causes the upset here. Impressed with Del Boys ability to close the gap and his head movement, don't think Haye will be able to keep him at bay once he's tired.

BIG fan of both fighters, so I ain't too arsed who wins

Chambers2 wrote:I reckon Chizzy causes the upset here. Impressed with Del Boys ability to close the gap and his head movement, don't think Haye will be able to keep him at bay once he's tired.

BIG fan of both fighters, so I ain't too arsed who wins

Make or break fo Chisora, anything other than a win or close decision should mean back to domestic level for a while!

TopGun wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:I reckon Chizzy causes the upset here. Impressed with Del Boys ability to close the gap and his head movement, don't think Haye will be able to keep him at bay once he's tired.

BIG fan of both fighters, so I ain't too arsed who wins

Make or break fo Chisora, anything other than a win or close decision should mean back to domestic level for a while!

Domestic level ain't a bad place to be at the minute if your a heavyweight in the uk !

jessi wrote:

TopGun wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:I reckon Chizzy causes the upset here. Impressed with Del Boys ability to close the gap and his head movement, don't think Haye will be able to keep him at bay once he's tired.

BIG fan of both fighters, so I ain't too arsed who wins

Make or break fo Chisora, anything other than a win or close decision should mean back to domestic level for a while!

Domestic level ain't a bad place to be at the minute if your a heavyweight in the uk !

True, good crop of fighters at the moment, shame none of them will fight each other!

I'm shocked that only 12% of boxrec readers give chisora a chance !

Twelve percent of voters favor Haye; they may also give Chisora a chance.

crusader wrote:Twelve percent of voters favor Haye; they may also give Chisora a chance.

I think haye should win, but I would still call it a 60/40 match up, ive been talking to a lot of people and it's the same answers, not many giving chisora a chance, that's crazy after his last 2 performances and Hayes last two

Haye to dance around for 12 rounds and win on points.

Haye to dance around for 12 rounds and win on points.

Yep - the way I was thinking too

CB wrote:Haye to ride a unicycle around for 12 rounds and win by squirting the water from the flower in his left lapel.

I agree, he needs to be careful though as DC may slap his red nose off during the weighin.

taffytoon wrote:

CB wrote:Haye to ride a unicycle around for 12 rounds and win by squirting the water from the flower in his left lapel.

I agree, he needs to be careful though as DC may slap his red nose off during the weighin.

I so hope it's not an anti climax this fight. The undercard is pretty poor.

tonyevs wrote:

Haye to dance around for 12 rounds and win on points.

Yep - the way I was thinking too

Same here. Haye plays safe. He might get a KO regardless, but I can see him winning on points.

taffytoon wrote:

CB wrote:Haye to ride a unicycle around for 12 rounds and win by squirting the water from the flower in his left lapel.

Looking at this it looks as if it'll be difficult for David Haye to impress if everyone is convinced Haye will win this handily. If David Haye is using this as a stepping stone to bigger fights, what will it take to improve his reputation from this fight?

My guess is he'll need another contest to get the big fight.

Haye 6th round

Charles will pull him out around round 9/10. Chisora has a good chin but it doesnt mean he wont end up with a face like Briggs after the Klit beat down.

Haye decision.

The longer fight goes the better chance Chisora has at pulling the upset.

I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. This fight will be competitive. Chisora has solid whiskers and is relentless. I think Haye get son his bike in the later rounds.

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

crusader wrote:

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

What's the Wlad fight got to do with it? Chisora is nowhere near Wlad physically or technically

crusader wrote:

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

I think there is a good argument to say that Chisora is coming off 24 good rounds while Haye hasn''t fought in over a year, however as far as I'm concerned Haye has better wins on his record be that his win v Ruiz or Harrison, and I think he'll be well up for the fight.

Final round wrote:

crusader wrote:

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

What's the Wlad fight got to do with it? Chisora is nowhere near Wlad physically or technically

The Wlad fight showed that Haye doesn't possess the abilities or the willingness to take advantage of them that many people thought he did. I believed this would cause a large portion of these people to alter their assesment of what Haye can achieve to a point commensurate with his abilities.

Nothing suggests that Haye will win by early and easy KO, so I think he is being overrated again given the number of people predicting that outcome. Maybe someone could point me to the fights suggesting a facile victory for Haye.

josh fg wrote:

crusader wrote:

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora. .

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

I think there is a good argument to say that Chisora is coming off 24 good rounds while Haye hasn''t fought in over a year, however as far as I'm concerned Haye has better wins on his record be that his win v Ruiz or Harrison, and I think he'll be well up for the fight.

Sure.

There are many reasons to believe that Haye will defeat Chisora; there are few, if any, to believe that he will stop him easily and quickly.

crusader wrote:

crusader wrote:

Cas wrote:I'm not sold on Haye pummeling Chisora.

x2

I thought significantly fewer people would overrate Haye following the Klitschko bout, but I was probably wrong given the number predicting a quick and easy Haye victory.

What's the Wlad fight got to do with it? Chisora is nowhere near Wlad physically or technically

The Wlad fight showed that Haye doesn't possess the abilities or the willingness to take advantage of them that many people thought he did. I believed this would cause a large portion of these people to alter their assesment of what Haye can achieve to a point commensurate with his abilities.

Nothing suggests that Haye will win by early and easy KO, so I think he is boing overrated again given the number of people predicting that outcome. Maybe someone could point me to the fights suggesting a facile victory for Haye.

Fighting Wlad is a different ball game though, no similarities to Chisora at all.
Why compare the performances, Thompson and Haye is a better comparison