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If both were fully fit for the fight, who would have won?

Haye by stoppage.

He would have been cautious early on, waiting to see what Tyson had to offer, then he would have started utilising his speed & increasing the work rate.

He would have tagged a tired Fury around about round 8 & moved in & finished him off.

Groove Armada wrote:Haye was not certain of victory, hence the surgery The man either bottled it or used it as an excuse.

Are you a mind reader?

Fury was a handpicked opponent it would have been a similar stoppage to the harrison fight only with some fighting in the first two rounds as well.

Haye by KO inside 3 rounds.

We'll never know though I do think that Fury would have turned up to fight and hid an injury. Though Haye is coming to the end of a long hard career and will have some damage it doesn't look good.

Grafton Acrylic wrote:A repeat of this . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMx4VL3mUgY

Looking at that, Enzo gets a bit unlucky with the refereeing, it was rightfully stopped, but when Haye landed the right hand that led to the flurry that ended it, Enzo grabbed one of the middle ropes to stop himself from falling down, so it should have been ruled a knockdown then, giving him at least 8 seconds to recover and let his legs steady, might not have made a difference to the outcome though.

palooka wrote:We'll never know though I do think that Fury would have turned up to fight and hid an injury. Though Haye is coming to the end of a long hard career and will have some damage it doesn't look good.

Im not convinced he would have turned up injured i know fury is a fighting man and has heart by the bucket loads but lets not forget he vacated his belt rather than face Price for a reason, it was high risk for him and he and his team decided to avoid Price, i doubt those same people would then make the decision to enter fury into a fight if he had a serious injury.

You will never know.