David Hayes Weight

Will he be closest to.....?

Poll ended at 15 Jan 2016, 22:15

205
2
2%
210
3
3%
215
26
28%
220
26
28%
225
21
23%
230
8
9%
Above 230
7
8%
 
Total votes: 93

Taansend
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David Hayes Weight

Post by Taansend »

He looks bloody massive.

Biggest weight was 222 pounds for Ruiz but then he settled back down to 210 for the Klit & Chisora fights.

So what do you reckon he'll weigh in at on Friday?
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Tarkus »

He said he is not trying to drop down to near cruiser weight as he used to do. So he will be heavy, 220 ish I guess. I wonder how that's going to affect his performance. He wont be able to move around as much as before.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Tuan_Jim »

Interesting. When Herbie Hide bulked up he became so slow that he got chinned by Joe Chingangu.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dookus »

Tuan_Jim wrote:Interesting. When Herbie Hide bulked up he became so slow that he got chinned by Joe Chingangu.
Only because Chingangu hit him with a foul shot on the break, from which Hide never recovered. The chump in charge that night didn't twig it was a foul and let Chingangu put him down three more times.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Tuan_Jim »

dookus wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:Interesting. When Herbie Hide bulked up he became so slow that he got chinned by Joe Chingangu.
Only because Chingangu hit him with a foul shot on the break, from which Hide never recovered. The chump in charge that night didn't twig it was a foul and let Chingangu put him down three more times.
Chingangu hit him on the break at the exact same moment Herbie Hide was trying to hit him on the break. Tough luck Herbie.

The double standards are amazing.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

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Tarkus wrote:He said he is not trying to drop down to near cruiser weight as he used to do. So he will be heavy, 220 ish I guess. I wonder how that's going to affect his performance. He wont be able to move around as much as before.
Yup bad move really; his main asset was his speed of foot and hand.

The extra weight won't help him; he already had/has enough power to hurt most of these guys without the extra 10-15lbs.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dookus »

Tuan_Jim wrote:
dookus wrote:
Tuan_Jim wrote:Interesting. When Herbie Hide bulked up he became so slow that he got chinned by Joe Chingangu.
Only because Chingangu hit him with a foul shot on the break, from which Hide never recovered. The chump in charge that night didn't twig it was a foul and let Chingangu put him down three more times.
Chingangu hit him on the break at the exact same moment Herbie Hide was trying to hit him on the break. Tough luck Herbie.

The double standards are amazing.
How is that a double standard? If Herbie had hit him first on the break then Chingangu should have been given five minutes to recover, just as Herbie should have been. Both men trying to break the rules doesn't mean the rules should not apply!
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Tuan_Jim »

Ah well. Hide had a long history of hitting on the break, punching guys when they were down etc. The veteran Bigfoot Martin called him the dirtiest fighter he ever faced. So one of his overmatched opponents finally used his own tactics on him. It all evens out.

But back to the point, Hide looked awful when he bulked up. He lost whatever it was he had.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Syntax Error »

I think most of that weight is his ego! :TU:

He'll probably be about 220lbs & if he does actually show up, it will be interesting see how much speed he still has.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by black panther »

Reading his latest interview, looks like he plans to come in around 16 stone (225lbs).
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Stuarty »

black panther wrote:
Tarkus wrote:He said he is not trying to drop down to near cruiser weight as he used to do. So he will be heavy, 220 ish I guess. I wonder how that's going to affect his performance. He wont be able to move around as much as before.
Yup bad move really; his main asset was his speed of foot and hand.

The extra weight won't help him; he already had/has enough power to hurt most of these guys without the extra 10-15lbs.
Perhaps he can't get down to 210(ish) anymore after the long lay off? Plus he's nearly mid 30s. The extra weight won't help him in the long run but I can't see it being a factor on Saturday.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

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Haye recently said he's eating a lot to keep his weight up as when he was lighter he got injured a lot when sparring with bigger blokes. He said he isn't a cut as he was before, I expect him to be around 16 stone.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dookus »

Wasn't he bulked up for the Ruiz fight and looked rather sluggish there?
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Controversial »

dookus wrote:Wasn't he bulked up for the Ruiz fight and looked rather sluggish there?
Yeah, heaviest he's ever been so far. He isn't the biggest guy in the world so it will be interesting to see how the extra weight works for him.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by leejonesjnr »

Controversial wrote:
dookus wrote:Wasn't he bulked up for the Ruiz fight and looked rather sluggish there?
Yeah, heaviest he's ever been so far. He isn't the biggest guy in the world so it will be interesting to see how the extra weight works for him.
He isn't a giant but when you are face to face with him it is hard to imagine him ever being a cruiser.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by CharlesListon »

I think he'll be about 225lbs and will still look in great shape.

Lets be honest, he could come in at 270lbs and still out box and ko this challenger.

I think he'll settle at around 215 to 220 for his remaining fights. If he gets AJ he'll be closer to 210.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dookus »

CharlesListon wrote: Lets be honest, he could come in at 270lbs and still out box and ko this challenger.
Now there's a mental image
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by ThereByTheGrace »

230 for me
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by coneye »

Who cares ,,, He will have a harder time doing his bag work than what he'll get of De Mori
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dbf »

I wonder what the thinking is with his weight. He's always looked best when he is lighter. Interesting interview on toe 2 toe podcast today (which by the way is generally going from bad to worse) where Haye said he's had a really difficult 3 years, although he put in perspective, also saying he's not sure how he will be in the ring. I wonder if the reflexs are worrying him a bit and he gets tagged quite a bit in this fight.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Boxerbeetle »

I think he'll be bang on 225.
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by Supremo »

When did British folk start talking about people's weights in lbs ffs????
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by dookus »

Supremo wrote:When did British folk start talking about people's weights in lbs ffs????
Stones and pounds is basically the same thing divided up differently
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Re: David Hayes Weight

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Supremo wrote:When did British folk start talking about people's weights in lbs ffs????
It's much easier to remember the divisions that way as they are always talked about in lbs
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Re: David Hayes Weight

Post by tobyh5 »

Could be worse, in bodybuilding we are using effing kilos. Right pain in the arse. I am 41 and starting to forget what a good old fashioned stone is :verysad:
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